GST invoicing, Hindi prescriptions, clinic management, patient retention. Written for solo doctors and small clinics in India.
Patients shouldn't have to WhatsApp your receptionist to ask "what did the doctor prescribe last time?" Here's a patient portal that just works — included from the starter plan.
You see a diabetic patient on May 15 and tell them "come back in 3 months." They don't. The next time you see them, their HbA1c is 9.5. Here's how a proper followup system prevents this.
A patient who spends ₹50,000 with you over 5 years is worth more than 30 walk-ins. But most clinic software treats them all the same. Here's how to track patient value properly.
Your receptionist spends 30% of her time answering "is the doctor free Saturday at 4?" Stop. Let patients see your availability and book themselves.
Most clinic software was built for allopaths who prescribe tablets. Ayurvedic and Unani doctors prescribe churnas in grams, oils in ml, and need different math. Here's how DRP-OS handles it.
Most clinic software is built for American hospitals and translated for India. DRP-OS Clinic was built the other way — from Indian clinic workflows up. Here's what that means.
Real clinic billing is messy: consultation is GST-exempt, medicines aren't. Patients pay part in cash, part on UPI, sometimes finish next visit. Here's how a proper system handles it.
You see the same 20 conditions 80% of the time. You write nearly the same prescription each time. Here's how to save protocols once and apply them in 5 seconds per patient.
Patient files scattered across WhatsApp chats, email, paper folders, and your phone? Here's how to organize everything — lab reports, X-rays, consent forms — so you can find any file in 5 seconds.
Western EMRs use "BID, TID, QID." Indian doctors and patients think in morning-lunch-evening-night. Here's how proper Indian prescription writing actually works.