Vaid MD for Family Medicine

Family medicine is different.

You see 25 to 30 patients a day.

You see everything: sore throats, chest pain, diabetes, mental health, and more.

You have 15 minutes per patient.

You run a full clinic day across dozens of specialties. Your clinical instruments should match that breadth and pace.

Vaid MD supports the full clinical workflow, not just documentation.

The reality of a family medicine day

8:00 AM

62yo chest pain

DDx: MI? Angina? GERD? Costo?

8:15 AM

4yo fever

DDx: Viral? Strep? Kawasaki? Sepsis?

8:30 AM

35yo headache

DDx: Migraine? Tension? ICH? Meningitis?

You're not looking for transcription. You're looking for decision support.


How Vaid MD fits your workflow

8:00 AM: 62yo chest pain

DDx Engine + Quick Consult

30 seconds
  • DDx: Age 60–70, male, chest pain with left-arm radiation, 2 hours, SOB + diaphoresis
  • Quick Consult (hallway): “Metformin safe in CKD stage 3b?” Answer in seconds, not saved to chart

Ranked DDx: Acute MI (HIGH), Unstable angina, GERD → TIMI, ECG, troponin per Canadian guidance

Review + Generate SOAP Note

60 seconds
  • Pre-filled from DDx inputs
  • Edit if needed
  • Copy to EMR

Back to patient

  • Total time: 90 seconds vs 4–5 minutes

Better instruments on one visit: 3 minutes of workflow gain. Multiply by 25 patients = 75 minutes/day = 1.25 hours of clinical throughput.


Pulse: stay current with less effort

Every morning: 3 to 5 recent studies filtered for family medicine.

  • Hypertension management updates
  • Diabetes screening guidelines
  • Mental health treatment protocols
  • Pediatric immunization changes

90 second summaries with the clinical takeaway highlighted. Evidence on your radar, on your schedule.


Built for Canadian family medicine

  • CCS guidelines (not AHA)
  • CMA protocols (not AMA)
  • CFPC recommendations
  • Canadian data residency (PIPEDA-compliant)
  • ICD-10-CA codes

Not adapted from US tools. Built Canadian-first.

All new physicians begin with a 14-day trial to ensure Vaid MD fits their practice before committing.

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