EHMS runs the whole hospital on one record, from OPD to ICU and from pharmacy to payer. When a patient starts to slip, the right person hears about it while there is still time to act.
Example of the EHMS ward board: bed C-12 rises to a NEWS2 score of 7, the on-call doctor is paged and acknowledges in under three minutes, and the bed is marked reviewed with an hourly observation plan.
Vitals trend, today's plan and the medicine round sit together on the patient's chart, so nobody opens five systems to see how someone is doing.
Example of a patient chart in EHMS: a systolic blood pressure and heart rate trend over the last twelve readings, today's schedule with a ward round done and an echocardiogram next, and the medicine round with aspirin given and metoprolol due at 14:00. Sample data.
Doctors, nurses, the pharmacy, the lab and the billing desk see one patient, not five systems. Every role, from the front desk to finance, signs in to the screen it works from.
The ambient scribe turns the consultation into a draft SOAP note you accept and sign. Every prescription is checked for allergies, interactions and dose before it goes out.
Wristband scan before every dose. A second nurse witnesses high-alert drugs.
Self check-in pass, today's doses, a home BP log and reports explained in English, Hindi or Telugu.
What is built today, module by module. Each hospital switches on the modules its kind of facility needs, and every screen works on the same patient record.
A facility-type profile switches the modules, roles, wards and billing model to fit the place. Specialty packs add their own forms, scores and registers, and laboratory packs add disciplines from haematology to molecular diagnostics.
A separate AI service, built on LangGraph, drafts the paperwork. Nothing it writes is final until a person reviews it.
This round rebuilt the pieces staff touch hundreds of times a shift: calendars, charts, the patient banner, forms and confirmations. Most cards below run the product's own components on made-up sample data, so you can try them here.
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Hospital trends, the group dashboard and the command centre share one chart kit. Every chart names its unit, period (IST) and source, marks today as partial, shows a missing day as a gap rather than zero, and has a “Show as table” view. Colour is never the only cue.
Appointments, teleconsults, theatre cases, shifts, on-call, leave and follow-ups in one personal calendar. Appointments, OT, rosters, dialysis chairs and more add a Calendar view beside their list.
Sex in words and date of birth beside age, every allergy in view with anaphylaxis marked critical, and a warning when another patient has the same or a similar name (restricted patients are counted, never named). Two people saving one record no longer overwrite each other, and corrections keep their history.
Required fields carry a mark, every message names the field and what to type, and the button says what is still missing. The rules match what the server accepts.
Destructive actions open an in-app confirmation instead of a browser pop-up, and the ones that cannot be undone ask for a typed reason first.
When a session ends, staff sign in again on the same screen, with a password or the workstation PIN, and the save that was waiting goes through. If the network drops, a banner says so and since when.
Dates, times, rupees and counts come from one formatter pinned to India Standard Time and Indian digit grouping, whatever the device is set to.
The numbers dashboards highlight by are hospital settings, each stored with a note of where it comes from. Until management confirms one, it says it is a default not yet confirmed; a line with no source is never drawn.
The shell and the kit carry the accessibility work, so every screen gets it.
Keys the calendars and charts answer to:←→↑↓HomeEndEnterEsc
Each step hands its work to the next one automatically. No phone call, no re-typed form.
This exact path, from surgical admission to ledger posting, runs as an automated end-to-end check on every release.
Scan the ABHA card and the form fills itself. Possible duplicates are flagged before a new MRN is created.
The scribe drafts the note. The prescription is checked for allergies, interactions and dose as you type.
Labs, imaging and drugs are signed once, routed to the right department and charged to the bill.
Suggested beds, the admission checklist and a deposit request, without leaving the screen.
WHO sign-in, time-out and sign-out, swab counts, implants and the anaesthesia chart.
Discharge waits until pending results, medicines and the bill are cleared. Then the summary goes to the patient app.
Claims are built from the bill, scrubbed, coded and sent over NHCX.
Payments are matched to the claim. Short payments go to the denials queue.
Posted to the general ledger with GST, ready for month-end close.
Patient data is the hospital's most sensitive asset. EHMS treats every read and every change as something you may one day have to explain.
A row-level security policy in SQL Server keeps every organisation's records apart, even inside one shared database.
Every chart opened and every change is hash-chained, and the chain is anchored every night.
Emergency access is one stated reason away. It is logged and reviewed by the privacy office within seven days.
Single sign-on with your identity provider, two-factor sign-in and badge switching on shared workstations.
Consent, data-subject requests, nominees and grievances are handled inside the product, with deadlines.
Each hospital is pinned to an Azure region in India when it is onboarded.
Pay per doctor, per bed or per facility. AI scribe minutes, SMS and WhatsApp are billed on what you use.
OPD, appointments, e-prescriptions, basic pharmacy and lab, and billing for clinics and polyclinics.
Ask for a quoteThe full hospital: wards, ED, OT, ICU, lab, radiology, claims and the patient app.
Ask for a quoteHospital groups with many facilities, single sign-on and a 99.95 % uptime SLA.
Ask for a quoteScheme claims, notifiable-disease reporting and civil registration for public hospitals.
Ask for a quotePrices exclude 18 % GST. Every plan includes the patient app.
Short answers to what hospitals ask about data, standards, groups and price.
In India. Each hospital is pinned to an Azure region in India when it is onboarded, and a row-level security policy keeps every organisation's records apart, even inside one shared database.
Yes. The front desk scans the ABHA card at registration, and claims are built from the bill, scrubbed, coded and sent over NHCX. Payments are matched to the claim and short payments go to the denials queue.
Yes. Each hospital keeps its own profile, wards and settings, while the group works from a group dashboard, the transfer centre and the board pack. The Enterprise plan adds single sign-on.
The people whose role needs it. Every chart opened and every change is on a hash-chained audit trail; emergency break-glass access needs a stated reason and is reviewed by the privacy office within seven days.
Per doctor for clinics, per bed for hospitals and per facility for government and scheme hospitals. AI scribe minutes, SMS and WhatsApp are billed on what you use, and every plan includes the patient app.
Tell us about your hospital. We'll walk you through EHMS on our demo hospital, starting with the departments you care about.