Atlas.md Is Simple. Your Workflow Around It Isn't.

The Atlas.md Tab Problem

Atlas.md is beloved in the DPC world for its simplicity. It combines EHR, billing, and patient communication in one clean package. But even the most streamlined practice management platform can't do everything. The moment you need an external lab portal, a clinical reference, or a third-party Rx tool, you're back in tab-switching territory.

The irony is that Atlas.md's simplicity is what draws people to it — and then the surrounding tab chaos undermines that simplicity entirely. You chose a lean tool but ended up with a cluttered workflow anyway.

How Tabflows Brings It All Together

Tabflows preserves what you love about Atlas.md — its clean, focused interface — while giving you a way to access everything else without leaving the screen. Your lab portal, your clinical references, and any other web-based tools sit right alongside Atlas.md in a single workspace. See the setup on our Atlas.md integration page.

Think of Tabflows as the missing layer between Atlas.md and all the other tools that a modern DPC practice depends on. It keeps the simplicity intact while eliminating the friction.

Real Workflow Examples

Before: You're messaging a patient in Atlas.md about their lab results, but the results are in a separate lab portal. You open a new tab, find the results, then flip back to Atlas.md to type the message — constantly cross-referencing between two tabs.

After: Atlas.md and the lab portal are side by side in your Tabflows workspace. You read the results and type the message in one smooth motion.

Before: You need to send a prescription. You open your e-prescribing tool in a new tab, enter the patient info from memory (or flip back to Atlas.md to double-check), then return to Atlas.md to document. After: E-prescribing and Atlas.md share the same screen. You see the chart while you prescribe, and document as you go.

Stop Tab-Switching. Start Practicing.

Atlas.md was built to make DPC simple. Tabflows was built to keep it that way — even when you need a dozen other tools to get through the day.