Free Time Clock for Medical & Dental Offices

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Medical & Dental Offices — Front-desk receptionist at the counter where employees punch in and out

Sound Familiar?

  • Hourly front-office and clinical staff
  • Strict break and overtime compliance
  • Accurate records for audits

How Kloqk Helps

Accurate Break Tracking

Paid/unpaid breaks and meal periods recorded to the minute.

Audit-ready Records

Every punch and edit is logged for recordkeeping requirements.

Front-desk Kiosk

Staff clock in with a PIN — HIPAA-minded, no personal apps required.

Free, With Everything You Need

  • Unlimited employees on the free plan
  • Kiosk PIN punch + mobile punch with GPS
  • Webcam photo at clock-in (buddy-punch prevention)
  • FLSA & state overtime + break rules
  • One-click payroll exports (QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP…)
  • Live who's-in board and timesheet approvals

Time Tracking a Practice Can Defend in an Audit

Medical and dental offices live under documentation standards, and timekeeping should match: exact punches, recorded meal breaks, and an audit log on every edit. When a front-office employee's hours are corrected, the record should show who changed what and why — that's the difference between a clean wage audit and a finding.

A front-desk kiosk keeps clinical staff off their personal phones for clock-ins (a real plus in HIPAA-minded offices) while the office manager sees who's in across the schedule.

Lunch Coverage Without Break Violations

Patient schedules don't pause for lunch, so practices stagger breaks — and that's where missed-meal violations hide. Tracking actual break punches per employee, not a blanket auto-deduct, shows each person genuinely got their meal period even on heavy clinic days.

Medical & Dental Offices Time Tracking: Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time clock for a dental office?

A front-desk tablet with PIN punches and per-employee break tracking — accurate, fast between patients, and audit-ready. Kloqk is free for the core clock.

Should medical offices auto-deduct lunch breaks?

It's risky. If an employee works through lunch even occasionally, an auto-deduct underpays them. Recording actual break punches is the defensible practice.

Do per-diem staff need time tracking?

Yes — per-diem and part-time clinical staff are non-exempt hourly workers whose hours and overtime must be recorded like anyone else's.

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