Run your clinic by talking to it.
It books the appointment, writes the prescription, takes the payment — and settles the money to your bank.
The register, the diary, the calculator, the phone calls — replaced by one system.
Paper registers tear and burn. The appointment diary double-books. Bills get mis-added at the counter. Reminders live in someone's head. Money arrives in five different pockets. DRP-OS exists so the clinic runs itself — booking, prescribing, billing, reminding, collecting — and you only do medicine.
Set it up once. Then just practise.
Watch a day run itself.
The day counts itself up.
It's five to nine and the chai is still warm. Open the laptop, and the day has already counted itself — today, the week, the month; revenue, top medicines, pending follow-ups. The whole clinic, before the first patient sits down.
Every patient, one search away.
The front-desk phone rings: "Kulkarni ji, last month wale." Type three letters and he's on screen — status, allergies, WhatsApp, every visit. Captured once on the way in, found in a second forever after.
One record. Their whole history.
Details, lifetime spend, full visit history with diagnosis and totals — and every action from here: new prescription, files, edit. A deleted record can be brought back, so a mistake never destroys a medical history.
One patient in 60 seconds. A thousand in one upload.
Real hours become bookable slots.
Availability isn't a setting buried in a menu — it's the source of truth the whole booking system reads from, on the portal and in the patient app.
Nobody slips through.
A follow-up isn't a sticky note on the desk. It's a dated commitment the system keeps for you — and reminds the patient about too.
Today · Anita Sharma · PENDING
The consulting room, as a form.
Four o'clock; the third fever of the day walks in. Patient, diagnosis, notes — then medicines, grouped by symptom the way you actually prescribe. Draft mid-consult, finalise when done, PDF on your letterhead in any of 22 languages.
The price is never typed.
Every line prices itself from your catalog — so the bill is right on the first fever case and the thousandth, whoever is at the desk.
The second fever case takes ten seconds.
A template isn't a text snippet — it's the whole protocol, saved once per doctor, per language.
A price list, not a stock cupboard.
Set a medicine once and it prices itself everywhere — every prescription, invoice and report reads from that one number.
Now it makes you money.
This one pays you.
Every rupee has a lane.
Not every payment is a consultation, and not every patient pays at once. The system keeps track so nobody at the desk has to.
You tap share. It's on their phone.
Five automated events — welcome, appointment, follow-up, dose time, prescription ready — leave over WhatsApp and push, worded by your templates, in your name.
When it's time, both phones ring.
Watch the two phones — this is exactly what happens at appointment time.
In their pocket. With your name on it.
Two apps ship free with every plan. The staff app — for the owner, doctors, receptionists, anyone you add — shows each person only what their role allows, exactly like the portal. The patient app books, prepays, rings for video consults and reminds at every dose. These are the actual screens; tap through them.
You compose the role. The plan sets the ceiling.
Doctor, receptionist, assistant, owner — everyone gets a login, and the admin decides exactly what each one sees.
The report lands on the right patient's file.
And everything that happens, to any record, is written down.
You can simply say.
Say it in English. Ya Hinglish mein.
Oja sits inside every screen — chat or voice, English or Hinglish. If it's in a module on the left, Oja can do it for you.
From "found you" to forever.
Built for clinics. Fits any care.
Dental, Ayurveda, physiotherapy, dermatology, diagnostics, multi-specialty hospitals — it's the same engine underneath: patients, appointments, prescriptions, money. Your catalog and templates make it yours.
Software that records your work
is not the same as software that does it.
A prescription with money owing cannot be finalised.
Not a report you read at month end. A rule the software keeps — every time, whoever is at the desk, whether you are in the room or not.
You find out whether they actually took it.
Every dose is reminded at the hour it is due. The patient taps taken or skipped. Next morning you know — instead of asking at the follow-up and being told what you want to hear.
They will never be shown another clinic.
There is no marketplace here and there never will be — not as a promise, but because there is nowhere for us to show them one.
Most software records your work.
This one gets you paid for it.
Everything, for the whole clinic.
Records, prescriptions in 22 languages, appointments, follow-ups, GST invoicing, the patient portal and app, video consults with prepayment, wallet settlement to your bank, staff roles and permissions — and Oja. However many doctors you add, the price is the same.
Your practice already works.
Give it a system that keeps up.
Import your history, run a week of real OPD, and count what stopped leaking.