The use case: how Fast Doctor deploys Retool
Fast Doctor, a Japanese on-demand house-call and telemedicine provider, uses Retool to rapidly build and test apps and workflows for new medical departments during proof-of-concept and product-market-fit stages. Most are built by non-engineer leads, with engineer review and governance.
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cut prescription delivery lead time by 55%
reduced no-shows by 10%
Fast Doctor now runs 152 apps and 107 workflows
generating more than 40,000 executions a month
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A case management tool for new medical departments was built by a single business lead in about three weeks, supporting cross-functional coordination like inquiry handling and patient support tracking. It cut administrative operating costs by 40%.