How to Build a Clinic Management App Using NotionApps in 2025(Step-by-Step)

How to Build a Clinic Management App Using NotionApps in 2025(Step-by-Step)

A practical step-by-step guide to building a clinic management app using NotionApps, covering doctors, lab tests, appointment booking, testimonials, and more.

Jan 10, 2026
Managing a clinic involves juggling doctors, appointments, lab tests, and patient trust, often across multiple tools. For small and mid-sized clinics, this can quickly become messy and hard to scale. With NotionApps, you can turn simple Notion databases into a fully functional clinic app that’s easy to manage and even easier for users to navigate. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to build one step by step, without writing a single line of code.

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Step 1: Create a New App

  1. Start by logging into NotionApps.
  1. Click on Create New App to begin.
  1. Select the Notion databases you want to include and hit Build App.
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For this project, the main screens we’ll be creating are:
  1. Doctors: A dedicated screen to list all doctors, their specializations, availability, and contact details in one place.
  1. Lab Tests: A structured view of all available lab tests, including test details, pricing, and related information for easy reference.
  1. Book an Appointment: An interactive screen that allows users to book appointments by selecting a doctor, date, and preferred time slot.
  1. Testimonials: A simple section to showcase patient feedback and reviews, helping build trust and credibility.
  1. About Us: An informational page that highlights the clinic’s background, values, and key information for visitors.

Step 2: Set App Identity in Settings

  1. Open Settings in the app.
  1. Rename the app, pick an icon, and update any other identity details.
    1. A clear name & icon help your team recognize the app at a glance.
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Step 3: Remove Old Screens

Go to Screens → Layout, and delete the default screens that were automatically generated from your selected databases. This lets you start fresh and create only the screens you actually need for your app.

Step 4: Build the Doctors Screen

  1. Create a new screen:
      • Click on New Screen → Select Doctors Database → List (View Items) → Done
      • Name the Screen → Doctors
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  1. Style Settings:
      • View Type → Grid
      • Grid Column Size → Small
      • Image Fill → Fill (Only accessible post selecting image file under Data Settings)
      • Grid Image Style → Square
  1. Data Settings:
      • Title → Name
      • Description → Qualifications
      • Caption → Ratings
      • Image → Photo
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  1. Behaviour Settings:
      • Click on Go to Screen, this opens a new screen which allows users to View additional details about each doctor.
      • Rename the Screen as Consult Doctor
      • Delete all existing Logics and add the following:
        • View Name → Heading
          • Expand the View Name box and change Subheading → Specialization, Caption → Ratings and Chose Photo from the drop down for Image
        • View Qualifications → Text
        • View Years of Experience → Text
        • View Working Days → Text
        • View Available Time → Text
        • View Appointment Fees → Text
        • View Email → Contact Card
        • View Testimonials → Text
        • View Appointment Link → Button
          • Expand this option to add actions;
            Under Action : On Click → Open Link & View Property → Book an Appointment
            Under Style : Title → Book an Appointment & Color → Dark
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          Once that is done go back to the previous Doctors screen
  1. Sorting Property : This ensures the highest-rated doctors appear first, making it easier for users to quickly discover the best-reviewed options.
      • Sort By → Ratings
      • Order → (Z-A)
  1. In-App Filtering : Helps users find the right doctor instantly by filtering based on time, ratings, specialization, and fees.
      • Add the following filter properties according to the Image:
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Step 4: Build the Lab Tests Screen

  1. Create a new screen:
      • Click on New Screen → Select Lab Tests Database → List (View Items) → Done
      • Name the Screen → Lab Tests
  1. Style Settings:
      • View Type → Grid
      • Grid Column Size → Small
      • Image Fill → Fill
      • Grid Image Style → Rectangle (Horizontal)
  1. Data Settings:
      • Title → Name
      • Description → Test Category
      • Caption → Price
      • Image → Image
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  1. Behaviour Settings:
      • Click on Go to Screen, this opens a new screen which allows users to view additional details about each lab test.
      • Rename the Screen as Test Details
      • Delete all existing Logics and add the following:
        • View Name → Heading
          • Expand the View Name box and change Subheading → Test Category and Chose Images from the drop down for Image
        • View Sample Type → Text
        • View Fasting Required → Text
        • View Description → Text
        • View Price → Text
        • View Estimated reports → Text
        • View Book A Test → Button
          • Expand this option to add actions;
            Under Action : On Click → Open Link & View Property → Book a Test
            Under Style : Title → Book a Test & Color → Dark
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  1. In-App Filtering : lets users quickly find lab tests based on test type, cost, or availability without scrolling through long lists.
    1. Set Filter Column → Test Category & Filter Name → Test Category

Step 5: Build the About Us Screen

  1. Create a new screen:
      • Click on New Screen → Select About Us Database →Details (View One Item) → Done
      • Name the Screen → About Us
  1. Delete all existing Logics and add the following:
      • View Company Name → Heading
        • Expand the View Name box and Chose Photos from the drop down for Image & set Image Style → Rectangle (Horizontal)
      • View Description → Text
      • View Email → Contact Card
        • Expand the View Email box and set Email → Email & Phone Number → Phone
          Under Style, set Label → Contact Us
      • View Working Days→ Text
      • View Timings → Text
      • View Address → Address Viewer
      • View Video → Video Viewer
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Step 6: The Book an Appointment Screen

  1. Create a new screen:
      • Click on New Screen → Select Booking Requests Database →Details (View One Item) → Done
      • Name the Screen → Book an Appointment
  1. Delete all existing Logics and add the following:
      • Label → Under Label you can write - “Hey there! We've got some great news for you - scheduling an appointment with us is now super easy! All you have to do is select a date and time that works for you, and we'll do the rest.”
      • View Images → Photo Viewer
      • View Booking Link → Button
        • Expand this option to add actions;
          Under Action : On Click → Open Link & View Property → Booking Link
          Under Style : Title → Book Now & Color → Dark
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Step 7: The Testimonials Screen

  1. Create a new screen:
      • Click on New Screen → Select Testimonials Database → List (View Items) → Done
      • Name the Screen → Testimonials
  1. Style Settings:
      • View Type → List
      • Image Fill → Fill
      • Image Style → Large
  1. Data Settings:
      • Title → Written By
      • Caption → Referred Doctor
      • Image → Photo
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  1. Behaviour Settings:
      • Turn on the Allow Search toggle, this lets users quickly find specific testimonials without scrolling through the entire list.
      • Click on Go to Screen, this opens a new screen which allows users to view additional details about each lab test.
      • Rename the Screen as Test Details
      • Delete all existing Logics and add the following:
        • View Written By → Heading
          • Expand the View Written By box and Chose Photo from the drop down for Image & set Image Style → Rectangle (Horizontal)
        • View Referred Doctor → Text
        • View Description → Text

Step 8: Update Navigation

  1. Go to Edit Navigation and rename your tabs to match your app’s flow.
  1. Update icons for a more intuitive interface.
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Step 9: Publish and Share Your App

Once you’ve finished setting up all screens, filters, and layouts, click the Publish button in the top-right corner of the NotionApps builder to make your app live. After publishing, you can use the Share icon right next to it to copy the app link and share it with users.

Conclusion: A Simple, Scalable Clinic App Built with NotionApps

With NotionApps, building a clinic management app doesn’t require complex tools or custom development. By structuring your data in Notion and layering a clean app interface on top, you can manage doctors, lab tests, appointments, and clinic information from a single system.
What makes this approach powerful is its flexibility. You can start with a simple setup and gradually expand it as your clinic grows, adding new screens, filters, or workflows without rebuilding everything. Whether you’re managing a small clinic or experimenting with a digital-first setup, this app gives you a practical foundation that’s easy to maintain and adapt.
Once published, your app is ready to be shared and used across devices, turning your Notion workspace into a real, usable clinic system.
 
💡Pro Tip: NotionApps already offers a ready-to-use Clinic Management template that you can customize to fit your needs, along with many other templates designed for different use cases.
You can access all templates through this link🔗
 

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FAQs

Do I need coding skills to build this clinic app?
No. The entire app is built using Notion and NotionApps without writing any code.
Can this app be used on mobile devices?
Yes. Apps built with NotionApps work seamlessly on both web and mobile.
Can I customize the app for my own clinic?
Absolutely. You can modify fields, screens, filters, and layouts to match your clinic’s needs.
Does this app support appointment booking?
Yes. The app includes a booking screen where users can schedule appointments with doctors.
Can I manage lab tests and pricing in this app?
Yes. Lab tests can be stored in a dedicated database with details like test type and fees.
Is patient data stored securely?
Data remains inside your Notion workspace, and access depends on your Notion sharing and permission settings.
Can I add or remove features later?
Yes. The app is flexible and can evolve as your clinic’s requirements change.
Is NotionApps suitable for real clinics or just demos?
NotionApps can power real internal clinic systems, especially for small to mid-sized setups.