RHMIS for single doctor to a hospital chain.Hospital HIMS
Medi ERP
One hospital information system. Licence by facility size — consulting room, clinic, nursing home, hospital, and multi-hospital chains.
Hospital HIMS
Medi ERP
From a single doctor to 10,000+ bed hospital chains
OPD and the public face
Medi ERP
Public website, mobile apps, appointments and queue TV, prescription and CPOE, and OPD billing — on the same patient.
OPD and the public face
Medi ERP
Website, apps, queue, prescription, and OPD bill
Hospital core
Medi ERP
IPD and beds. The hospital’s own pharmacy — no second pharmacy product. Laboratory and TPA on the same encounter. National health ID where the country requires it.
Hospital core
Medi ERP
IPD, in-house pharmacy, laboratory, and TPA
Theatres
Medi ERP
Elective and emergency OT lists, WHO checklist, anaesthesia notes, implant consumption into billing. Blood bank from requisition to issue.
Theatres
Medi ERP
Operation theatre and blood bank
Quality and specialty
Medi ERP
Quality indicators captured from the screens staff already use. Oncology is a licensed pack after the hospital core — staging, chemo order sets, tumour board, radiotherapy interface.
Quality and specialty
Medi ERP
Quality indicators and the oncology pack
Hospital HIS
Queue, order, dispense, bed on one encounter. Live since 2008. Browser-based. New modules ship as updates.
Front desk
Walk-in and confirmed appointments on one board. Emergency cases move to the front. Counter and online bookers share the same queue.
Clinical orders
The doctor signs an electronic order. Allergy, duplicate-class, and interaction checks sit on that order. Handwritten is not the default path.
Pharmacy
Hospitals that run their own pharmacy stay on Medi ERP. Dispense the signed order. Generic and brand, batch and expiry, barcode, near-expiry, ward indent, GST on the pharmacy bill. You do not licence a second pharmacy product.
In-patient
Admit, transfer, discharge. Ward occupancy from the same screens staff already use. Discharge summary cannot close incomplete.
National rails
Where the country requires a national health ID, create or link it at registration. In India that is ABHA and Scan and Share. Mapped from Medi ERP — not stored as a second clinical record.
Enterprise
Same Medi ERP at a consulting room and at a 1,000-bed campus or a 150-hospital chain. Licence by facility size. Browser-based since 2008.
Modules
Core is identity, security, and the module loader. Clinical work is a licensed module. Same Medi ERP from a consulting room to a hospital chain.
First-visit form, walk-in vs confirmed, waiting-time ETA, emergency reorder. Counter and online bookers share one queue.
Appointment link by SMS and WhatsApp, app install, missed-visit recall, language-wise templates.
Bill on the appointment. Rate types, packages, refunds. Optional vendor-bill ingest for year-end price checks — we do not keep a long-term copy of supplier invoices.
Style, font, and language on the print. Dose auto-calc. Allergy, duplicate-class, and interaction blocks. Handwritten is not the default path.
Year-on-year patients, age bands, drug value, vaccine brand, month seasonality. Built from live workflow, not a side spreadsheet.
Doctor, clinic, or hospital site with booking. You edit pages; patients book into the same calendar.
Patient app for reports and visits. Doctor app for queue and notes. Queue TV as a display app.
Create or link ABHA at the desk. Scan and Share at reception. Health records out and in as the national programme requires — mapped from Medi ERP, not stored as the clinical source of truth.
Admit, transfer, discharge. Ward census, bed occupancy, discharge summary that cannot close incomplete.
Generic and brand, batch and expiry, indent to issue. Dispense against the same order the doctor signed.
Order, sample, verify, report. Analyzer HL7 / ASTM interface. Barcode. Results back on the encounter.
Panel tariffs, pre-auth, claims, PM-JAY / NHCX credit billing, GST e-invoice when the hospital is empanelled.
Elective and emergency lists, WHO checklist, anaesthesia notes, implant consumption into billing.
Requisition, cross-match, issue, transfusion vitals, national blood-stock connector where required.
Wait time, re-admit, medication errors, checklist adherence — captured from the same screens staff already use.
Paid specialty after core hospital modules: staging, chemo order sets, tumour board, radiotherapy interface, cancer registry. Not in the single-doctor licence.
Radiology orders and reports. Interface to an existing PACS — Medi ERP does not replace the imaging archive.
Indent, purchase, GRN, and store issue. Materials sit on the same campus as pharmacy and OT consumption.
Triage board, emergency reorder into the same queue, and a path from casualty into IPD or OT without a second identity.
ICU beds, bundles, and a census that is true. Transfer in and out of the ward on the same ADT spine.
Video consult hook on the same appointment — not a second product. Physical and tele share one slot inventory.
e-OPD card, appointment slip, prescriptions, bills, lab and radiology reports, and consent on the patient login.
Bilingual consent tied to the procedure. Confidential near-miss and adverse-event workflow for NABH.
Ward worklist, vitals, medication administration against the signed order, and handover on the same encounter.
MRD, incomplete-chart control, and a discharge summary that cannot close until required fields are signed.
Staff master, roster, attendance, and role assignment on the same campus. HR is a licensed hospital plugin — not year-one for the single-doctor plan.
Sterile supply: sets out, sets in, and a trail from OT consumption back to the store. Big-hospital plugin.
Diet orders on the encounter. Kitchen worklist from the ward, not a side notebook.
Equipment register, calibration due, and biomedical jobs against the ward that owns the asset.
Session board, machine use, and billing on the same patient. Licensed after the hospital core — not in the single-doctor plan.
Gross, blocks, slides, and a signed report on the same order as the rest of the laboratory. Later plugin after LIS.
Pre-anaesthesia check, intra-op notes, and recovery handoff. Sits with OT — licensed as its own hospital plugin.
PACU board after theatre. Vitals and a path back to the ward without a second identity. Later hospital plugin.
HAI surveillance, isolation flags, and bundle adherence from the same encounter — not a side spreadsheet. Later hospital plugin.
Hospital books: cash, credit, deposits, and a trail from the bill to the ledger. Later plugin after billing and TPA.
Role, screen, and field logs that finance and NABH can read. Soft deletes. Later core plugin for large campuses.
Collection worklist, barcode at the chair, and sample in on the same laboratory order. Later LIS plugin.
One screen for the campus: queue, beds, OT, pharmacy, lab — colour status and a click through to the encounter. Later after the hospital core.
Bed turnaround, room status, and a job list from discharge. Thin ops plugin — licensed after the hospital core.
Segregation, bags, and a statutory trail from the ward. Thin ops plugin for hospitals that must show it.
Sets out, sets in, and OT consumption. Thin ops plugin — later build.
Call, crew, and a handoff into ER or IPD on the same UHID. Later hospital plugin.
Patient complaint, acknowledgement, and close. Thin ops plugin — not year-one for the single-doctor plan.
Attendance into pay for hospital staff. Later HR plugin — not a campus ERP.
Counselling notes on the encounter: diagnosis, finance, and discharge teaching. Later clinical plugin.
Shared masters, local operations. Search by location, specialty, and doctor. Small hospital and above.
Paid packs after core EMR: cardiology, IVF, nephrology, obstetrics, paediatrics. Not in the single-doctor plan.
Symptom board, home-care visits, and a path from oncology. Later pack — not the doctor SKU.
Orders and reports; interface to the camera the hospital already has. Later oncology-adjacent plugin.
Statutory equipment register for scales and dispensers. Thin ops plugin for hospitals that are asked.
How it is licensed
The product has been running in hospitals since 2008. You licence the facility size and activate the modules that campus needs.
Doctor, clinic, nursing home, and small hospital run on our cloud. Browser only. New features go out as product updates.
Large and Enterprise may choose SaaS, a private cloud we operate, or a compiled install.
National rules and new modules ship as product updates. You do not wait for an engineer to patch a frozen site.
Compliance
Clients
Facilities that have used Medi ERP in production. The product is the same hospital HIS — with new modules added on the running platform.
We have run Medi ERP for daily OPD and IPD since the product went live. The hospital language has not changed. New national rails sit on that same spine.
Patient identity, encounter, billing, and lab orders were already one spine. That is still Medi ERP — with the modules the hospital now requires.
Specialty work needs protocols on top of a stable HIS. Oncology is a licensed pack, not a second product.
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Medi ERP has been live in hospitals since 2008. Tell us your city and facility size. We map the licence and the modules you need.
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