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SOAP note drafted from consult audio
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Keystrokes to bill at the pharmacy counter
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e-Rx flow from consult to counter
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From signup to first live token queue
The whole clinic01

Built for the way your OPD actually runs.

An EMR, a pharmacy system, a lab system and the books, on one tenant. Every module is designed with Indian clinical workflows first: token culture, Schedule H registers, ABDM records, Razorpay settlement. Not adapted to them afterwards.

  1. Clinical

    Ambient clinical notes

    Documentation

    Ambient capture turns consult audio into a structured note: subjective, objective, assessment, plan. ICD-10 codes attached, ready to sign.

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  2. Clinical

    Virtual consultations

    Telemedicine

    A consult that runs in the browser on a single-use link, with no app for the patient to install. Recording starts only if they allow it, and the note lands in the same chart as an in-person visit.

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  3. Clinical

    e-Prescriptions

    Prescribing

    Structured e-Rx flowing straight to your pharmacy counter, or any pharmacy on the network.

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  4. Clinical

    ABDM-linked EHR

    Records

    ABHA-linked longitudinal records that follow the patient, with their consent and under your governance.

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  5. Front desk & patient

    QR self check-in

    Front desk

    The patient scans the clinic QR, finds their booking or registers on their own phone, and uploads their documents. They land in the arrivals tray for reception to place, with the wait visible from their seat.

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  6. Front desk & patient

    On the patient's phone

    Patient app

    Patients find the clinic, book and pay from their own phone, then message the desk, read their reports and get their follow-up reminders in one place. Signing in is an OTP, not another password.

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  7. Front desk & patient

    Billing & settlement

    Revenue

    Consult, procedure and pharmacy billing with Razorpay settlement and clean day-end reports.

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  8. Back office

    Inventory & billing

    Pharmacy

    FIFO batches, expiry tracking, Schedule H registers and counter billing in three keystrokes.

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  9. Back office

    Personnel & payroll

    People

    Staff records with statutory KYC, attendance and leave feeding a monthly payroll run, with payslips issued and PF, ESI and NEFT files generated ready to file.

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  10. Back office

    Audit, tax & compliance

    Compliance

    Double-entry books behind every figure: receivables ageing, GST against GSTR-2B, TDS against Form 26AS, and capital spend such as a renovation capitalised and depreciated on both statutory bases. Your auditor works in a scoped, revocable window that never reaches patient data.

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The scribe02
Clinical speech to text

It knows the language of the consult room.

The ambient scribe runs on speech to text tuned for clinical language: brand and generic drug names, doses, abbreviations and investigation shorthand land as written, not as their nearest everyday word.

It is also built for how Indian consults actually sound. A sentence that starts in English and finishes in Hindi or Tamil still becomes one structured note, medical terms intact, and every draft waits for the doctor’s signature.

The listening layer

Consult room

Schematic. Layouts are simplified, and every name, number and result shown is invented.

Specialties03

Built for the specialty in the room.

A general physician's note and an ENT examination are different documents. Each specialty opens on its own workspace, charted the way that specialty examines, inside one clinic: one queue, one bill, one patient record.

Also with a workspace of their own:DiabetologyNutritionPsychiatry and mental health

Pharmacy, shops, labs and hospitals
Connects to
Records and standards
  • ABHA / ABDMVisits linked to the patient's ABHA, with their consent.
  • FHIR R4Clinical and lab records in the national exchange format.
  • HL7 v2Feeds to and from hospital and lab systems that predate FHIR.
  • DICOMImaging studies stored and read in the browser.
Payments and books
  • RazorpayUPI, cards and payment links, settled to the clinic's own account.
  • TallyThe books exported for your accountant.
  • GSTR-2BPurchase GST reconciled against the portal.
Floor automations
  • AutorefractorsTopcon and Nidek readings straight into the eye chart.
  • Biometers and OCTZeiss IOLMaster 700, Lenstar, Cirrus and Optopol.
  • Fingerprint attendanceZKTeco terminals push the day into payroll.
  • Barcode scannersScan to bill at the pharmacy and optical counters.
Google
  • Google CalendarAppointments on the doctor's own calendar, with no patient names on them, and busy time kept off the booking slots.
  • Google sign-inStaff and patients sign in with their Google account.
  • Google CloudPatient files, scans and reports held securely in Google Cloud Storage. Data stays in India.
The other side of the desk04

Your patients arrive with their data already in order.

Every 92health individual account is a longitudinal patient record: wearable telemetry, parsed lab history, medications and family context, shared with your institution by consent.

Less time reconstructing history, more time on the consult. And when the visit ends, your notes and prescriptions land back in the patient's record, closing the loop.

What patients see
Deployment05
01

Configure

Departments, doctors, consult fees and pharmacy stock, set up in an afternoon with our team.

02

Migrate

Bring existing patient registers and inventory via spreadsheet import; ABHA linkage from day one.

03

Train

Front desk, doctors and counter staff onboarded in hours. The workflows mirror what they already do.

04

Go live

First token issued, first AI note signed, first e-Rx billed, typically within the same week.

Let's work

See it on your own workflow.

Forty minutes, your OPD's real cases. We'll show the note being drafted, the queue moving, and the e-Rx billed.

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