Records split across counters
Registration, pharmacy and lab each keep their own copy, so nobody sees the full history.
- Single patient ID across every department
Run OPD, IPD, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology and billing on one record, so a patient’s history follows them instead of being retyped at every counter.
What changes
The reasons institutions come to us — and what changes once the system is live.
Registration, pharmacy and lab each keep their own copy, so nobody sees the full history.
Charges captured late or missed entirely turn discharge into an argument.
Stock is discovered to be short when a patient is already waiting.
Modules
Switch on what you need now; the rest is a setting, not a rebuild.
Registration, appointments, admission, ward rounds and discharge summaries.
Batch, expiry and reorder control linked to prescriptions.
Order entry, sample tracking and reports that reach the doctor.
Tariff plans, packages, TPA claims and payer reconciliation.
Doctor schedules, token queues and reminders by SMS or WhatsApp.
Occupancy, revenue per department, doctor productivity and outstanding dues.
Also included: HR and duty rosters, inventory, ambulance and transport, diet and kitchen, medical records, and management dashboards.
Questions
Typically 6–12 weeks for a hospital, paced by department and by how much historical data moves. You get a dated plan from discovery before committing.
Existing analysers and modalities are integrated where the vendor exposes an interface; otherwise results are entered against the order.
Yes — payer masters, claim submission and settlement tracking, with outstanding-claim reports.
Your data is exportable in open formats and the exit terms are agreed in writing at the start.
Bring your structure and we will populate the same screens with it, in a 45-minute session.