A diabetic patient comes back every few weeks, and 92health keeps those visits on one record: the lab results with anything out of range flagged, a note drafted from the consult, a diet chart to take home, the medicines carried over from last time and the next visit set before they leave.
Each step is a screen built for the person doing it. Scroll through them in the order a patient meets them.
Reception registers walk-ins and checks in bookings, and each visit gets a token in the day's queue. Patients can scan the clinic's QR and check themselves in on their own phone. Each visit is sorted as new, review or revisit, and a review inside the clinic's review window comes in without a consult fee unless the doctor adds one.
See the front desk in a demoThe nurse records blood pressure, weight and height, and BMI is worked out from them. The allergies and conditions noted at registration are filled in with the detail the doctor needs.
See the nurse station in a demoTests are ordered from the clinic's catalog during the consult. The results land on the patient's chart, each beside its reference range, and anything outside the range is flagged.
See lab orders in a demoRecord the consult and a SOAP note is drafted from it for the doctor to read, edit and sign. A consult that moves between English and Hindi or Tamil still becomes one note, and diagnoses carry ICD-10 codes.
See the note drafted in a demoFrom the consult's Tools menu, the diabetic template fills a chart with a calorie target, grams of protein, carbohydrate and fat, a fibre and added sugar limit, water for the day, foods to avoid and five meals. The doctor edits any of it before printing.
See the diet chart in a demoThe medicines from earlier visits sit beside the new prescription, and one click copies a line, or all of them, across. The tablet count is worked out from the dose, the frequency and the days, and the prescription goes to the pharmacy counter.
See the e-Rx in a demoAt wrap-up the doctor sets when the patient should come back, in days or weeks, or after the lab results. The patient is reminded on their 92health account to book it.
The front desk and the nurses see the follow-ups that are due on their Today page, so a patient who has not booked can be called.
Schematic. Layouts are simplified, and every name, number and result shown is invented.
The pharmacy, the lab and the books run on the same patient record, so a patient is registered once and pays once.
The doctor's prescription waits at the counter, billed from batches with their expiry dates and the Schedule H registers kept.
LabTests ordered from the consult reach the lab, and the results come back to the patient's chart.
PatientsPatients read their prescriptions, visit summaries and bills on their own phone, signing in with an OTP.
Back officeEvery bill posts to double-entry books, purchases reconcile against GSTR-2B, and payroll runs on the attendance terminal's days.
Bring a real day's reviews. We'll show a visit checked in, the results on the chart, a note drafted, a diet chart printed and the next visit set.