Features
Built for the acupuncture visit.
TCM charting, scheduling and online booking, patient intake forms, and an optional patient portal — built around the acupuncture visit itself. Whatever you’re doing, it’s built not to stop you: no term you can’t add mid-visit, no double-booked slot to untangle after the fact, no account a patient must create before they can fill out a form.
Charting
Chart the whole TCM exam without fighting a generic EHR.
A TCM exam is a round peg; most practice-management software hands you a square hole. Points with laterality, pulse by position, tongue, pattern differentiation, and technique are the fields here — not a form you build yourself first. Nothing stops you mid-visit to go configure something.
- Acupuncture point selection without leaving the keyboard — type, enter, and laterality carries over
- A term that isn't in the list gets typed and used on the spot, saved to your practice's own vocabulary
- Treatment protocols, or copy a whole visit forward from a patient's last session in one click
- Autosave you can watch happen, one-click undo, and a full session history to restore from
Scheduling
One calendar that stays in sync — without you keeping two straight.
Two-way Google Calendar sync keeps Goji and your real calendar honest in both directions — book here and it shows up there, add something there and it blocks the time here. Hours, buffers, and a reschedule/cancellation policy are set once and enforced everywhere.
- Two-way Google Calendar sync, or subscribe to any other calendar's ICS feed
- Facility and provider hours, with buffer time before or after a service
- A shared reschedule/late-cancellation window, staff and online alike
- Drag across the calendar grid to start a new appointment at that time
Online booking
Take online bookings — without opening your calendar up to just anyone.
Public booking and invite-only patient-portal booking are independent switches, run either, both, or neither. Every channel — your own calendar, the public link, or the portal — books through one reservation system, so nothing gets double-booked no matter where it started.
- A public link anyone can use, with no account or password
- Or keep booking to patients you've already invited to the portal
- One reservation system behind every channel, with a held slot that can't be claimed twice
- New online bookings land in a staff queue, never silently on your calendar
Forms & intake
Get intake forms back before the first visit, without an account in the way.
Every account you require is a form you don't get back. Send a plain link — the patient taps it, answers, and they're done, no password and nothing to download. Answers land in your review queue as structured data, not a stack of paper.
- Patient intake forms with no portal login — the link is the whole thing
- Electronic signatures and consent that meet ESIGN Act/UETA requirements
- Turn a completed submission into a new or existing patient record — or dismiss it
- Custom fields shared with your patient and session records, so nothing gets re-typed
Patient portal
Answer “when’s my appointment?” without the call to your front desk.
In a solo practice the front desk is you, usually with a patient on the table. An invite-only, read-only calendar hands that question back to the patient — upcoming and recent appointments, arrival details, and nothing clinical.
- A read-only appointment calendar — upcoming visits and arrival details
- Staff-approved portal invites, not open self-signup
- One patient login across multiple practices, each kept separate
- Optional and off until you turn it on — forms never require it
Charting
Chart the whole TCM exam without fighting a generic EHR.
A TCM exam is a round peg; most practice-management software hands you a square hole. Points with laterality, pulse by position, tongue, pattern differentiation, and technique are the fields here — not a form you build yourself first. Nothing stops you mid-visit to go configure something.
- Acupuncture point selection without leaving the keyboard — type, enter, and laterality carries over
- A term that isn't in the list gets typed and used on the spot, saved to your practice's own vocabulary
- Treatment protocols, or copy a whole visit forward from a patient's last session in one click
- Autosave you can watch happen, one-click undo, and a full session history to restore from
Scheduling
One calendar that stays in sync — without you keeping two straight.
Two-way Google Calendar sync keeps Goji and your real calendar honest in both directions — book here and it shows up there, add something there and it blocks the time here. Hours, buffers, and a reschedule/cancellation policy are set once and enforced everywhere.
- Two-way Google Calendar sync, or subscribe to any other calendar's ICS feed
- Facility and provider hours, with buffer time before or after a service
- A shared reschedule/late-cancellation window, staff and online alike
- Drag across the calendar grid to start a new appointment at that time
Online booking
Take online bookings — without opening your calendar up to just anyone.
Public booking and invite-only patient-portal booking are independent switches, run either, both, or neither. Every channel — your own calendar, the public link, or the portal — books through one reservation system, so nothing gets double-booked no matter where it started.
- A public link anyone can use, with no account or password
- Or keep booking to patients you've already invited to the portal
- One reservation system behind every channel, with a held slot that can't be claimed twice
- New online bookings land in a staff queue, never silently on your calendar
Forms & intake
Get intake forms back before the first visit, without an account in the way.
Every account you require is a form you don't get back. Send a plain link — the patient taps it, answers, and they're done, no password and nothing to download. Answers land in your review queue as structured data, not a stack of paper.
- Patient intake forms with no portal login — the link is the whole thing
- Electronic signatures and consent that meet ESIGN Act/UETA requirements
- Turn a completed submission into a new or existing patient record — or dismiss it
- Custom fields shared with your patient and session records, so nothing gets re-typed
Patient portal
Answer “when’s my appointment?” without the call to your front desk.
In a solo practice the front desk is you, usually with a patient on the table. An invite-only, read-only calendar hands that question back to the patient — upcoming and recent appointments, arrival details, and nothing clinical.
- A read-only appointment calendar — upcoming visits and arrival details
- Staff-approved portal invites, not open self-signup
- One patient login across multiple practices, each kept separate
- Optional and off until you turn it on — forms never require it