What a doctor’s letterhead should show
- Doctor’s name, qualifications (MBBS, MD…) and specialisation
- Medical council registration number
- Clinic name, address, phone and consulting timings
- A second doctor’s name and qualification, if two doctors practise together
- Space for patient name, age, sex and date, and the ℞ symbol for the prescription
Prescription pad sizes
A5 prescription pads are handy for quick prescriptions; A4 works better for detailed advice, certificates and referral letters. You can download either from the same design.
Clinic timings and an emergency number in the footer save patients a phone call — and keep the header clean.
Why Sahayak Docs
- Free — every design and download, no sign-up, no watermark
- Ready-made designs for your industry, editable down to every element
- PDF letter pads in A4, A5, A3, Letter and Legal, plus header & footer PNGs
- Works in the browser on computer, tablet and phone
Frequently asked questions
Can I add two doctors on one prescription pad?
Yes. The doctor details section has fields for a main doctor and a second doctor, each with name and qualification.
Does the design include the patient details row?
Many doctor designs include a patient row (name, age, sex, date) and the ℞ symbol; the preview shows each design on a sample prescription so you can pick one that fits.
See doctor letterhead designsor read: Letterhead and prescription pad design for doctors and clinics