Patient7 Announces a New Collaboration with InputKit
At Patient7, we know there’s no single technology setup that works for every healthcare clinic.
A growing multidisciplinary clinic may have very different priorities from a podiatry practice, dental clinic, or independent healthcare professional. Teams evolve, workflows change, and the technology supporting them needs to evolve too.
That’s why we’re excited to announce a new collaboration between Patient7 and InputKit, two Canadian technology companies working toward a shared goal: helping organizations use digital tools more effectively to improve their operations and the experiences they create for the people they serve.
Connecting Healthcare Clinics With the Right Digital Solutions
Choosing the right technology for a healthcare practice isn’t simply about adding more software. It’s about finding solutions that solve real problems, fit naturally into existing workflows, and make everyday clinic management easier.
Patient7 provides healthcare professionals with a cloud-based clinic management and EMR software solution designed to bring essential day-to-day tools together. From appointment scheduling and electronic medical records to clinical documentation, patient communication and administrative workflows, our focus is on helping practices spend less time managing their systems and more time focused on patient care.
Clinics interested in seeing how these tools work together can explore the Patient7 clinic management software features and discover the different ways the platform can support their workflow.
As clinics grow, however, their technology needs can extend beyond their core clinic management system. That’s where strong technology partnerships become valuable.
Our collaboration with InputKit allows both teams to connect organizations with complementary digital solutions when those solutions make sense for their specific goals and needs.
Technology Should Adapt to the Clinic, Not the Other Way Around
Healthcare practices already have enough complexity to manage. Introducing new technology shouldn’t add another layer of it.
Whether a clinic is choosing its first digital platform, transitioning from another system, expanding its services or simply trying to improve an existing workflow, the starting point should always be the same:
What does this clinic actually need?
That question is central to how we approach technology at Patient7. Instead of expecting healthcare professionals to completely change the way they work to accommodate their software, we believe technology should support the realities of the clinic.
It’s also why partnerships within the Canadian healthcare technology ecosystem matter. They give organizations access to different areas of expertise and more options as their needs evolve.
Healthcare professionals exploring their own technology setup can also read our guide on how to choose the best healthcare practice management software for your clinic.
A Shared Focus on Better Experiences
Technology affects much more than what happens behind the scenes of a healthcare practice. It can influence how easily patients book an appointment, how teams communicate, how efficiently information moves through the clinic and how connected patients feel throughout their experience.
That makes the patient experience an important part of any clinic’s digital strategy. Patient7 and InputKit both believe technology should ultimately help organizations better understand, manage and improve the experiences they provide.
InputKit specializes in customer experience management, helping organizations collect feedback, understand customer experience data and take action based on the insights they receive.
You can learn more about InputKit and its customer experience solutions.
For Patient7, the collaboration creates another connection within our broader technology ecosystem, giving healthcare organizations access to complementary expertise when their needs call for it.
Building a Stronger Canadian Healthcare Technology Ecosystem
For us, a partnership isn’t simply about adding another company logo to a page. The real value comes from being able to say:
“This might not be what you need today, but if your needs change, we know who can help.”
Healthcare technology continues to evolve quickly, and clinics shouldn’t have to navigate every new tool or platform alone.
By building relationships with other Canadian technology companies, Patient7 can continue helping healthcare professionals find solutions that make sense for their specific practice, whether that means improving their core clinic management system, simplifying workflows or exploring complementary technologies.
It’s about creating a stronger ecosystem around the clinic rather than forcing every need into a single solution.
What’s Next for Patient7 × InputKit?
This collaboration is another step toward helping healthcare organizations build a technology environment that can grow alongside them.
We’re excited to work with the InputKit team, learn from each other’s expertise and continue connecting clinics with digital solutions that can support their evolving needs.
Because at the end of the day, healthcare technology should do one thing exceptionally well: make it easier for healthcare professionals to focus on what matters most, their patients.
Want to see how Patient7 can simplify your clinic’s day-to-day operations? Explore Patient7’s clinic management and EMR features or book a Patient7 demo to discover how the platform can fit your practice.

