Arogya Suite — healthcare operations, off paper at last
Arogya means health in Sanskrit. This suite brings that health to the practice itself — OPD queues that move on tokens, wards with a live bed board, e-prescriptions in seconds, pharmacy billing with expiry control and registers that fill themselves. The software runs the paperwork; registered practitioners run the medicine.
Small Indian healthcare runs on registers, loose files and one exhausted front desk
The medicine is world-class; the desks around it are drowning. Every product in the Arogya Suite exists because one of these paper piles demanded it.
The 9 pm truth of a small hospital, clinic or chemist counter
OPD closed at seven, but the owner is still at the desk: the OPD register to total, the H1 register to copy from the day of bills, two TPA queries to answer, one patient file nobody can find, and a carton of strips that quietly expired on the top shelf. None of this is medicine — and all of it eats the hours that were meant for patients, family or sleep.
OPD queues by shouting
Tokens on torn paper, patients hovering at the door, arguments about who came first — and the doctor interrupted every five minutes to referee the corridor.
Pharmacy expiry losses
Dead stock discovered after the date passes, distributor return windows closing unnoticed — and the write-off landing straight on the margin, month after month.
Lost patient files
History rebuilt from memory at every visit, allergies recalled by luck, and the old file surfacing a week after the patient left — misfiled under the wrong surname.
Insurance & TPA paperwork
Pre-auth forms, query letters, settlement follow-ups in a diary — files leak money at every step, and nobody knows how much is stuck with which payer.
Registers till midnight
OPD register, Schedule H1, birth and death events, biomedical waste log — statutory record keeping done twice: once during the day in fragments, once at night in full.
Owners flying blind
Collections, occupancy, doctor-wise revenue, pharmacy margin — numbers arrive weeks late, assembled by hand, and get argued about instead of acted on.
Three products, one patient record, one Lucknow team behind them
Run one product alone or all three together — hospital, clinic and pharmacy share a single patient master, so the record follows the patient instead of the paperwork.
Arogya HMS — Small Hospital Management
For 10–100 bed hospitals and nursing homes: OPD tokens and doctor worklists, a live bed board with ADT, discharge summary and final bill in one flow, TPA desk, OT scheduling, MRD with ICD-10 fields and statutory registers.
Full specificationArogya Clinic — Clinic Management
For solo doctors, multi-doctor clinics and polyclinics: appointments with a WhatsApp booking link, queue token display, EMR-lite with visit timelines, e-prescriptions in under a minute, follow-up reminders and teleconsult tooling.
Full specificationArogya Pharma — Medical Store Management
For retail chemists and medical stores: fast billing with substitute suggestions by salt, batch and expiry control with distributor returns, an auto-drafted Schedule H1 register, mixed-rate GST, khata, reorder points and WhatsApp home delivery.
Full specificationMore Arogya modules for every kind of practice
The same base — patient master, billing, WhatsApp, registers — configured for adjacent practices. The modules exist today; detailed pages ship on request.
Pathology Lab & Diagnostics
LIS-lite: sample collection lists, barcoded tubes, result entry with reference ranges, report PDFs on WhatsApp, referring-doctor tracking.
Detailed page on requestDental Clinic
Tooth-chart notes, sitting-wise treatment plans, dental-lab work tracking for crowns and aligners, consent-managed before-and-after photos.
Detailed page on requestPhysiotherapy & Rehab
Session packages and attendance, exercise plans, outcome scoring over the course, home-visit rosters for therapists.
Detailed page on requestAyurveda & Homeopathy
Long-format consultation notes, course-based packages, own-dispensary stock and billing, follow-up cycles tuned to longer treatment arcs.
Detailed page on requestEye Clinic & Optical Store
Refraction records that persist, optical POS with frame and lens inventory, order-to-delivery tracking for spectacles, recall reminders.
Detailed page on requestVeterinary Clinic
Owner-plus-animal records, species and breed registers, vaccination cycles, farm and home visit scheduling for large-animal practices.
Detailed page on requestHome-Nursing Agencies
Attendant and nurse rosters, visit check-ins, care notes and family updates — this one runs on our gig-agency platform, live today.
See the gig platformPatients, practitioners, owners — everyone gets hours back
Patients
- Shorter queues with tokens they can see, not guess
- Prescriptions, reports and bills as clean WhatsApp PDFs
- Itemised bills with advances and dues accounted openly
- A medical record that survives years, moves and monsoons
Doctors & staff
- Worklists and queue displays instead of corridor shouting
- History, allergies and vitals on one screen at consult time
- Registers drafted automatically for review and signature
- Hindi + English screens that run on ₹6k Android phones
Owners
- One morning dashboard — collections, occupancy, expiry risk
- Leakage closed at billing, wards and stock, quietly
- Audit trails on every edit, export rights on every report
- Numbers ready for the CA and the bank, not the shoebox
Built for the Ayushman Bharat digital health rails
ABDM-integration ready, certification via official sandbox process — that is the honest phrasing. The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission publishes integration requirements through its official sandbox; Arogya modules are built against those specifications and certified milestone by milestone. We never claim empanelment or certification we have not completed — and we put integration timelines in writing.
- ABHA ID linking at registration — create, verify and link with patient consent
- Scan-and-share style OPD registration flows — walk in, scan, token
- Facility and staff masters carry HFR and HPR fields from day one
- Consent artefacts and audit trails designed around DPDP obligations
Digital rails underneath; the stethoscope stays in charge.
From paper to live without stopping the OPD
Healthcare cannot pause for software. Every rollout runs in parallel with your existing registers until your team, not our calendar, says cut over.
Demo
See Arogya with your OPD load, wards or racks simulated — in Hindi or English.
Configure
Departments, doctors, tariffs, wards, tax rates and registers set up for your practice.
Import
Masters and opening balances from Excel, purchase bills or photographed registers.
Train
Role-wise, hands-on sessions for front desk, nurses, pharmacists and billing staff.
Go live & grow
Parallel run first, then cutover — with support one phone call away, not one ticket away.
Arogya Suite — asked by doctors and owners
Does Arogya diagnose, suggest medicines or read reports?
What does ABDM-integration ready actually mean?
How safely is patient data handled?
We run a 40-bed hospital with an attached pharmacy and a small lab. One system or three?
Our staff have never used anything beyond WhatsApp. Is this realistic?
What do the products cost?
Hospital, clinic, lab or medical store? Tell us how you run today.
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