Live
Patient administration
- Registry and timeline
- Documents and consents
- Medical records
- ABHA capture, unique MRN
Platform · the common features
The boring eighty percent, already done.
Read this page as “you will not spend two years building this”, not as a list of selling points. Every module below has real, navigable screens in the product today.
screens
modules
navigation sections
One rule protected throughout
Every department has its own workflow, but every department works on the same patient and encounter.
Modules
Fifteen modules, every plan.
No module-by-module upsell. The lab and radiology chain is inherited from a mature LIMS and is deeper than most HMS lab modules.
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OPD
- Appointments with slot-clash checking
- Registration desk
- Token queue with priority
- Referrals
Live
Clinical
- Doctor worklist and consultation
- EMR and orders
- Prescriptions
- Results with critical-value flags
Live
IPD
- Admissions and bed board
- Ward and nursing tasks
- MAR
- Seven-gate discharge clearance
Live
Pharmacy
- Prescription queue
- FEFO dispensing
- Counter sales
- Stock with expiry and reorder alerts
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Laboratory and radiology
- Full order-to-report chain
- Modality scheduling
- Inherited from a mature LIMS
- Deeper than most HMS lab modules
Live
Inventory
- Stores and indents
- Purchase orders and GRN
- Issues
- Stock ledger
Live
Billing
- OP and IP billing
- Receipts, advances, refunds
- Cash counter and estimates
- AR-aging and GST export
Live
Insurance and TPA
- Eligibility and pre-auth
- Claims and queries
- Settlement
- Already NHCX-shaped
Live
Quality and infection control
- Incidents
- Infection events
- NABH-oriented documentation
- CAPA and audits
Live
Assets
- Equipment register
- Maintenance
- Calibration tracking
- AMC and breakdowns
Live
Reports and MIS
- Clinical, operational, financial
- Management reporting
- Versioned templates and share links
- Designer on the backend
Live
Administration
- Facilities and departments
- Users, roles, access control
- Masters and workflows
- Templates and custom fields
Live
Rostering and attendance
- Duty roster and my shifts
- Handover and swaps
- Attendance
- Leave management, genuinely persisted
Live
Security and audit
- Activity log
- Record access
- E-signatures
- System events and retention
Architecture
One patient. Every department.
The patient belongs to the hospital; the encounter, order and service belong to the department. This is the rule that stops each department growing its own patient list — the root cause of one person existing under four numbers.
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One order engine, not one per department
A doctor’s lab order is the row the lab works from. Nothing is copied, so status is never stale.
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Unique MRN with duplicate detection while typing
ABHA is the strongest signal. Use Existing, Continue New or Send for Review.
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Encounter types carry their colour everywhere
OPD, IPD, emergency, daycare. In a hospital the colour is the message.
Patient MRN 12112 belongs to the hospital
OPD encounter
Emergency encounter
IPD encounter
Pharmacy encounter
Laboratory encounter
Radiology encounter
Billing encounter
Insurance encounter
Screens
A walk through the demo hospital.
Trivandrum Hospital: 34 beds, 16 departments, 18 staff logins, each landing on a different navigation set.
Security and audit
Records that are defensible by design.
Inherited from a regulated laboratory chassis and re-homed into the hospital navigation.
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Tamper-evident activity trail
Who did what, when, from where — with the record-access log for every patient chart opened.
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E-signatures and signing authority
Signature events tied to roles, with break-glass and export controls.
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Roles, scopes and per-user overrides
The backend is the authority on permissions; the menu merely reflects it.
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Retention and backup posture
Retention policy per record type, with batches ready for DPDP obligations.
See the hospital you actually run, on screen.
A forty-minute walkthrough with the demo hospital: casualty to discharge, pharmacy to claims. Bring the edge cases that broke your last system.