Lorraine Lens: Clear to Care
23 Sept 2026launched 8 days ago
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · 8 days ago
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Know where you stand on the register. Lorraine Lens helps South African doctors keep track of their HPCSA registration and PCNS practice number. It checks your linked public register records about twice a month, compares each reading with the last, and alerts you when it detects a change. YOUR STATUS AT A GLANCE See whether your record is all clear, needs attention, or requires action. View when your registers were last checked and when the next check is due. WATCH YOUR REGISTRATION Review your HPCSA registration status, category, professional board, and qualifications. Link your PCNS practice number to monitor your practice record alongside your registration. KNOW WHAT CHANGED Receive push notifications when Lens detects changes. Choose email notifications for matters needing action, and review your alert history in the app. KEEP RENEWALS IN VIEW See your registration-period countdown and receive reminders before the period ends. A RECORD OF EVERY CHECK Browse monthly reports showing checks completed, changes detected, reminders, and the last recorded standing of each register. Quiet months still show that your records were checked. CHECK WHEN YOU NEED TO Request an additional check from the app, up to once every 24 hours per register. CONTROL YOUR DATA Manage notification preferences and data consents from your profile. Export your Lens data, stop monitoring and delete your Lens records, or delete your Lorraine account. Built for South African doctors. Free to use. Lens reads public registers. It does not submit applications, renew registrations, make payments, or act on your behalf. Information reflects the latest successful check; register changes may occur between checks. Questions or feedback? Contact hello@uselorraine.co.za. Privacy policy: https://uselorraine.co.za/privacy Terms of use: https://uselorraine.co.za/termsRead more
Know where you stand on the register.
Lorraine Lens helps South African doctors keep track of their HPCSA registration and PCNS practice number. It checks your linked public register records about twice a month, compares each reading with the last, and alerts you when it detects a change.
YOUR STATUS AT A GLANCE
See whether your record is all clear, needs attention, or requires action. View when your registers were last checked and when the next check is due.
WATCH YOUR REGISTRATION
Review your HPCSA registration status, category, professional board, and qualifications. Link your PCNS practice number to monitor your practice record alongside your registration.
KNOW WHAT CHANGED
Receive push notifications when Lens detects changes. Choose email notifications for matters needing action, and review your alert history in the app.
KEEP RENEWALS IN VIEW
See your registration-period countdown and receive reminders before the period ends.
A RECORD OF EVERY CHECK
Browse monthly reports showing checks completed, changes detected, reminders, and the last recorded standing of each register. Quiet months still show that your records were checked.
CHECK WHEN YOU NEED TO
Request an additional check from the app, up to once every 24 hours per register.
CONTROL YOUR DATA
Manage notification preferences and data consents from your profile. Export your Lens data, stop monitoring and delete your Lens records, or delete your Lorraine account.
Built for South African doctors. Free to use.
Lens reads public registers. It does not submit applications, renew registrations, make payments, or act on your
behalf. Information reflects the latest successful check; register changes may occur between checks.
Questions or feedback? Contact hello@uselorraine.co.za.
Privacy policy: https://uselorraine.co.za/privacy
Terms of use: https://uselorraine.co.za/terms
Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 23 Sept 2026
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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