92health runs a diagnostic lab: orders from the counter and from clinics, samples tracked from collection to accession, results with critical values and a pathologist's sign-off, reports for the doctor and the patient, and quality control.
Each step is a screen built for the person doing it. Scroll through them in the order a sample travels.
The counter finds the patient by phone, searches the catalog of tests and panels, and picks the branch, with prices from each branch's price book. Orders from clinics arrive in an inbox to claim, hold, accept or reject, and each order can be paid by a payment link.
See order intake in a demoSamples are registered, moved through collected, in transit, received and accessioned, and labelled with barcodes. Courier runs carry samples from the collection branches to the hub.
See sample tracking in a demoResults are entered against their reference ranges, critical values are flagged, and a pathologist signs each one off, with every amendment kept on a timeline. Send-outs to partner labs are tracked from the order.
See result sign-off in a demoEach report has a doctor's view and a patient's view in English, Tamil or Hindi. A signed report reaches the ordering clinic's chart, and a critical value raises an urgent alert.
See the reports in a demoAn imaging study moves from arrival to images acquired, read and signed, with the images uploaded to the study and a structured report written from a template.
See an imaging study in a demoQC runs for analysers, phantoms, AERB dose checks and calibration are logged against the expected mean and SD, and flagged when a run falls out of range.
See QC in a demoThe doctor's report keeps the clinical layout. The patient's version explains each test in plain words, in English, Tamil or Hindi, and marks what is high, low or critical.
Every version of a report is kept, so an amended report never replaces the copy that was sent without a record of it.
Schematic. Layouts are simplified, and every name, number and result shown is invented.
The clinics that order and the patients who read the reports are on the same system, so a test is ordered once and its result filed once.
Clinics on 92health send tests from the consult, and the signed report comes back to the patient's chart.
RecordsVisits link to the patient's ABHA with their consent, and clinical records are kept in FHIR R4.
PatientsPatients read their reports, prescriptions and bills on their own phone, signing in with an OTP.
Bring a day's orders. We'll show a sample collected and accessioned, a result signed with a critical value flagged, and the report in the patient's language.