Patient Portal
An organised space for following the care journey.
- Appointments and visits
- Assessments and follow-ups
- Resources and therapeutic education
Human first. Always.
Mental healthcare begins with understanding the self.
DHAT is one platform for managing care in psychiatric clinics — bringing clinical documentation, patient information, assessments, appointments and follow-up into one workspace built for psychiatry.
The challenges we see
Psychiatric work is complex enough. The clinic’s tools should not add to it.
When patient information, notes, assessments and appointments are spread across more than one system, time is lost and keeping the context of care becomes harder.
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Documentation burden
Notes and forms that carry on after the session ends.
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Scattered information
Patient data spread across different files and tools.
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Constant operational follow-up
Appointments, coordination and tasks that need daily attention.
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An incomplete picture
It is hard for the clinician and the administration to see what they need, when they need it.
Platform overview
What the clinic team needs for daily work, in one connected experience.
DHAT is built around how psychiatric clinics actually work — from registering a patient and scheduling an appointment through the session, documentation and follow-up.
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Built for psychiatry
Workflows, assessments and documentation that fit psychiatric practice.
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Arabic-first
An Arabic interface designed right-to-left from the start, with English support.
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AI the clinician reviews
It helps with preparation and documentation; no clinical content is approved without clinician review.
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Privacy by design
Role-based permissions, isolation between clinics’ data, and audit records.
Three portals. One context.
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Doctor Portal
What the clinician needs before, during and after the session.
- The clinical record and patient context
- Assessments and scales
- Session notes and follow-up
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Clinic Admin
A clearer view of daily work inside the clinic.
- Appointments and schedules
- Team, roles and permissions
- Operational indicators and reports
In psychiatry, attention is part of care.
From preparing for the session to documentation and follow-up.
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Before the appointment
The clinician sees the information they need to understand the patient’s context.
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During the session
Notes, assessments and the clinical record stay in one place.
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After the session
DHAT helps organise documentation and follow-up without moving clinical responsibility from the clinician to the system.
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Responsible AI
It assists with the work. It does not decide for the clinician.
AI in DHAT helps the clinician organise information and prepare drafts; review, approval and the clinical decision stay with the practitioner.
Demonstration · sample data
Record PT-4821
Follow-up session · 30 min
Draft ready for your review
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CC Chief complaint
Persistent anxiety and difficulty sleeping for three months.
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HPI History of present illness
Gradual onset following work stress. Tense most days, repeated night waking, reduced concentration.
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PPHx Past psychiatric history
No prior admissions. Six months of follow-up two years ago.
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FMHx Family psychiatric history
Anxiety in one parent, no documented treatment.
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MSE Mental state examination
Well groomed, fully alert, anxious mood, organised thought, no thoughts of self-harm.
Review and edit the draft before approving. No note is saved without your signature.
Dr Ibrahim Al-Fahad · Consultant Psychiatrist
The note is saved to the medical record, and the use of AI is written to the access log.
How a draft is prepared
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Documented information
The system works on the information available within the authorised clinical context.
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A reviewable draft
It proposes structured content that helps with documentation or preparation.
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Clinician review
The clinician edits, rejects or adds whatever they judge appropriate.
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Approval
Content becomes part of the clinical record only once it is approved.
No automated diagnosis. No automatic approval. No substitute for clinical judgement.
How AI works in DHAT
For psychiatry in Saudi Arabia
A local product for a local context.
DHAT is not a general system with mental health features added on. It was designed from the start for how psychiatric clinics work, and for what using one in the Kingdom requires.
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Arabic-first
A genuinely Arabic experience, not a translation of a foreign product.
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A specialised workflow
Designed around what psychiatrists and psychiatric clinic teams need.
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Local hosting requirements
Infrastructure built around local data-residency requirements.
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Privacy suited to mental healthcare
Clear access controls, and isolation of each clinic’s data.
Security & privacy
Privacy isn't an added feature. It's the foundation of every architectural decision in DHAT.
We build on a simple principle: your patients' data is your data. Access is limited by role and need, and every access is logged and reviewable.
Each clinic operates within a logically separated data scope holding its own patients, staff, and records. Every request is scoped to a single clinic before it reaches the shared services layer that carries identity, permissions, encryption, and access logging. No clinic can see another clinic's data.
Security controls
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Role-based access
Each staff member sees only what their work requires.
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Clinic isolation
Each clinic operates within a logically separated data scope.
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Encrypted in transit and at rest
Data is protected at every stage of transfer and storage.
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Access logging
Every view, edit, and export is recorded.
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Data minimization
We collect only what the service requires.
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Individual accounts
One account per person, with automatic session expiry and immediate revocation.
We protect your patients' confidentiality the way you protect their trust.
- Your data ownership
- Minimum necessary
- Secure accounts
- Review and audit
Frequently asked
The questions clinic leaders ask before they begin.
Is DHAT only for psychiatric clinics?
Yes. DHAT was designed for psychiatry from the start. It is not a general clinic management system with a mental health module added on.
What does the AI do?
It helps organise information and prepare drafts. It does not diagnose and it approves no clinical decision — review and approval remain the clinician’s responsibility.
Who can see a patient’s information?
Access is set by the user’s role and permissions inside the clinic, with clinical content kept separate from the administrative functions that do not need it.
Does the platform support Arabic and English?
Yes. Arabic is the platform’s primary experience, with English supported alongside it.
How do we get started?
Start with a tailored demo. We learn how your clinic works, then show how DHAT fits into your current workflow.
Book your demo
See DHAT working in the context of your clinic.
In a short session we learn how your clinic works, then show the parts most relevant to your team.
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A demo tailored to your clinic
Not a generic feature tour.
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30 minutes with the DHAT team
For the product, and your operational and technical questions.
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No commitment
The point is to find out whether DHAT suits your clinic.
We reply within one business day.