---
title: "HyperCRM for surgical practices"
description: "Consulting-room software for surgical practices: pre-op consultation notes, signed consent forms, follow-up scheduling and billing on one patient record."
canonical: "https://hypercrm.app/for/surgeons"
lang: "en"
updated: "2026-07-25"
---

_For surgeons_

# Consult, consent and follow-up, in one record

HyperCRM is practice management software for the consulting-room side of a surgical practice — pre-op consultation, signed consent and post-op follow-up on one record per patient. It does not do theatre workflow, and does not pretend to.

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![An operating room between cases, with the surgical table positioned under the theatre light.](/img/marketing/for-surgeons.webp)

## In the consulting room

### Consultation records

Notes keep a full revision history across pre-op and post-op visits, traceable to a person and a time.

### Consent, signed

Consent forms go out as expiring links, filled in and signed by the patient ahead of a procedure.

### Follow-up and billing

Post-op visits are scheduled with reminders, and billed from your service catalogue with tax handled.

## The consulting room, not the theatre

HyperCRM covers pre-op consultation, consent and post-op follow-up in a surgical practice's own rooms. It does not attempt theatre scheduling or surgical planning, and makes no claim to — if that is what you are shopping for, this is not the product. What it does cover is everything either side of the operation: the record, the calendar, the signed consent, the imaging and the billing, in one place.

## From first consult to final follow-up

A patient books a consultation online against your availability, with reminders by SMS and email. Consultation notes keep a full revision history across pre-op and post-op visits. Consent forms go out as expiring links, filled in and signed by the patient before a procedure. Post-op imaging attaches to the patient record, and follow-up visits are billed from a service catalogue.

## Handling health data responsibly

Consent and pre/post-op records are special-category health data under GDPR Article 9. HyperCRM protects them with passkey sign-in, owner and assistant roles, an audit log of every change, and private file storage behind short-lived signed links — the [security page](/security) explains this fully, and the [DPA](/dpa) and [sub-processor list](/sub-processors) are published for your data protection officer.

## Common questions

### How much does HyperCRM cost?

HyperCRM is paid software. Every practice starts with a 30-day free trial of the full Complete plan, with no card required. After that, plans start at €19 and €29 a month excluding VAT, banded by how many practitioners you have. Every price is printed on the pricing page rather than quoted on a call.

### How is patient data protected?

Patient records are encrypted in transit and at rest, files are stored privately and served through short-lived signed links, and every change is written to an audit log. Staff accounts sign in with passkeys rather than shared passwords.

### Can I export my data?

Yes. Every list in HyperCRM exports to CSV from the app, and your files can be downloaded at any time. Your practice data belongs to you, and there is no export fee or waiting period — on either plan, during the trial, and after you cancel.

### Does HyperCRM handle theatre scheduling or surgical planning?

No. HyperCRM covers the consulting-room side of a surgical practice — pre-op consultation, consent, and post-op follow-up — where the shared calendar, notes and billing already apply. It does not attempt theatre scheduling or surgical planning, and there is no plan to build that; it stays a general practice-management core, not an operating-room system.

### Does it come with consent-form templates for surgery?

No — you build consent forms in the form builder, which is the right way round for surgery: consent wording is specific to the procedure and to your own indemnity requirements, so a generic template would have to be rewritten anyway. Once built, a form is reused for every patient having that procedure.

## See it with your own practice

Load a week of your own appointments and see how it reads. Free trial on the full plan, no card.

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