Avoital | Patient Handouts for Doctors — English, Marathi & Hindi

Clear formats. Transparent introductory pricing.

Choose what your practice needs.

Compare four options and prices, then explore sample formats below. Every commissioned asset is developed from your source material and requires your clinical approval before patient use.

Popular starting point

Patient Handout

₹1,999

One topic · A4 English PDF · print and digital use. Marathi or Hindi adaptation: +₹500 per language.

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Preview of seven-question patient FAQ document

New format

Patient FAQs

₹1,299 introductory

Seven patient questions and answers on one topic. PDF and editable Word file as agreed.

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Illustrative portfolio slide with generic doctor model; commissioned doctor signature slide uses verified text credentials without a photo

New visual formatIllustrative model

Education Carousel

₹2,299 introductory

Six slides: five educational graphics + one clinic signature with verified doctor name, qualifications and registration number. No photo required.

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Multiple Avoital communication formats shown together

Complete range

Complete Bundle

₹6,000

Eight coordinated formats from one agreed topic, plus a five-topic education roadmap.

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What's included? (8 assets + roadmap)

Patient handout
Seven-question Patient FAQs
WhatsApp explainer
Six-slide educational carousel
Patient email/message
3–5 educational social drafts
Two Google Business Profile drafts
Website/practice-page educational copy
Plus five-topic education roadmap

One topic per engagement; one consolidated revision included. All four outputs require clinician approval before use. Introductory pricing and any applicable taxes, language review or extended scope will be confirmed before work begins.

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English panic attack patient handout sample

Psychiatry handout · Illustration of actual print-ready A4 format

01 · Patient handout

One clear explanation, ready to revisit.

BEFORE → AFTER · HOW AVOITAL WORKSIllustrative doctor voice note → finished A4 handout

“Some patients suddenly experience a pounding heart, breathlessness or dizziness. Help them understand the symptoms, and explain when urgent assessment is needed…”

Read full illustrative ~90-second voice-note script

For this patient handout, I want to explain panic attacks in language that is easy to understand after the appointment. Some patients suddenly experience intense fear and notice a pounding heart, trembling, breathlessness, dizziness or chest discomfort. These physical feelings can be frightening. However, the same symptoms can sometimes have other medical causes, so we should not automatically label unfamiliar symptoms as panic. Please make it clear that one panic attack does not necessarily mean someone has panic disorder. Patients whose attacks recur or begin to affect daily life should discuss assessment and treatment with a qualified clinician. Treatment can include psychological therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy and, in some cases, medication. Importantly, we should include a separate safety warning: new or severe chest pain, severe difficulty breathing or fainting needs urgent medical attention. Close with a reminder that this is general educational information, not a diagnosis or individual treatment plan. Please add the clinic header and contact details, and send us the final wording for clinical approval before any patient receives it.

Example written to illustrate the workflow. Not a real recording or clinical endorsement. The finished handout is displayed alongside this transcript.

An illustrative panic-attack handout in English and Marathi, showing how a clinician-provided explanation can become a reusable, clinic-branded document.

Clinic-branded A4 PDF
Digital and print-friendly
Hindi adaptation available separately

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Illustrative sample; placeholder clinic identity. Not clinically verified or approved for patient distribution.

Avoital's original two-engine approach

One source. Multiple useful formats.

Your clinical knowledge remains the source. We adapt it into patient communication and, when selected, educational formats for your practice's channels.

YOUR CLINICAL EXPLANATION

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AVOITAL

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PATIENT COMMUNICATIONHandouts · FAQs · Explainers

PRACTICE VISIBILITYCarousels · Educational posts · Web copy

01

Share the topic

Send a short voice note or approved source material and clinic-branding details. No patient identifiers.

02

We prepare your format

Your chosen asset is drafted, edited and designed using the supplied explanation. Ambiguities are flagged.

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You review and approve

One consolidated revision is included. The treating clinician approves clinical accuracy and patient-facing use.

Careful production, clear responsibility

Prepared thoughtfully. Approved by the clinician.

Avoital helps make clinical explanations readable, structured, and ready for clinic branding. We do not replace clinical judgment, independent medical assessment, or a doctor's final approval.

All displayed clinical samples are illustrative, not independently clinically verified or approved for direct patient distribution. The client’s final carousel identifies their doctor by verified credentials, without requiring a photograph.

Source fidelity

We work from clinician-supplied explanations and flag ambiguous statements.

Readable design

Clean typography, coherent structure and purposeful graphics.

Safe workflow

Avoid identifiable patient details. Review and approve before release.

Professional context

No fabricated endorsements, guaranteed outcomes or aggressive medical claims.

Behind Avoital

Clinical documentation experience, applied to patient education.

Founded by Rohit Mhatre, drawing on approximately 15 years of healthcare documentation and medical transcription experience. Avoital focuses on presenting clinician-supplied explanations in practical, understandable formats.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

The details most doctors ask before ordering.

What do I provide, and what will Avoital deliver?

Share your clinical topic through a short voice note or existing educational material, along with your clinic name, logo, and contact details. Avoital transforms your explanation into the selected format—Patient Handout, FAQs, Educational Carousel, or Complete Bundle. You’ll receive clinic-branded files for review and approval before patient use. Please avoid including patient-identifying information.

Can I use, edit or request changes to the finished assets?

Yes. You can use the approved materials for your clinic’s agreed patient-education and communication purposes. Handouts are delivered as print-ready PDFs, FAQs as PDFs and editable Word documents, and carousels as image files with a review PDF. One consolidated revision is included. Additional edits, editable design files, or future updates can be discussed separately.

Can I add Marathi, Hindi or QR access?

Yes. Marathi or Hindi adaptation of the same English Patient Handout is available for an additional ₹500 per language, subject to language and clinical review. Translations of FAQs and carousels are quoted separately. QR codes can also be added to link to an approved digital resource, provided a suitable destination URL is available. Hosting and ongoing maintenance are not included by default.

How does Avoital account for the NMC’s 2026 advertising and public-communication guidelines?

Avoital focuses on factual, non-promotional patient education and avoids exaggerated claims, fabricated testimonials and patient solicitation. Our editorial checks support clarity, but the treating clinician must approve clinical content and intended use. The NMC’s October 2026 guidance distinguishes education from promotion; not every channel or presentation is automatically permissible. Doctors remain responsible for applicable rules. Avoital does not certify compliance. Read the NMC notice ↗

Patient handouts for doctors, from your own explanation.