QR codes for clinics and practices.

How to make your QR code

1. 1Select the QR type that fits your clinical workflow: Website for intake portals or booking, WiFi for the waiting room, Contact card for appointment reminders, or PDF for care instructions.
2. 2Enter the destination URL, WiFi details, or clinic contact information below.
3. 3Keep the design clean with high-contrast dark teal or navy dots on a white background, and optionally add your clinic emblem.
4. 4Scan the preview with both an iPhone and an Android device to verify immediate loading.
5. 5Download the high-resolution PNG or vector SVG for your waiting room posters, reception stands, or take-home cards.

Tips before you print

• Never put patient-specific health information inside a QR code. Only link to blank intake forms, public clinic pages, or encrypted patient portals that require login.
• Put a Contact Card QR code on the back of appointment reminder cards so patients save your main reception phone number and map address with one tap.
• Provide PDF aftercare sheets (such as post-extraction dental care or physiotherapy home exercises) via a QR sign in the treatment room so patients never lose the paper handout.
• Ensure waiting room posters use large, clear typography above the code (for example, 'Scan to complete your new patient form') and print the code at least 4 cm wide for easy scanning from chairs.
• Use a DoorStepQR Pro business page as a central patient hub showing your opening hours, emergency phone tap-to-call button, parking map link, and online booking in one distraction-free page.