OPD Suite is a product by PRS. We build it for clinics, multi-doctor practices and hospitals across India that have outgrown the register book and the WhatsApp group.
For clinics. One system for the things a clinic does every day: booking and queueing patients, writing notes and prescriptions, running an in-house pharmacy, ordering lab tests, billing with GST worked out at the counter, and teleconsultation with the safeguards India's Telemedicine Practice Guidelines ask for. Each module has its own page under Modules, and every plan is priced per clinic, not per doctor. See Pricing. Clinics can also have a patient app and a doctor app. See our clinic management mobile app.
For hospitals. A separate hospital system for wards and inpatients: admissions and transfers, a live bed board, inpatient records and doctor orders, the nursing medication chart, the lab and pathology. We set it up with each hospital. See hospital software.
Under your brand. Clinic chains, hospitals and healthcare groups can have the software set up under their own name, logo and web address, with their own apps. See white label for clinics and white label for hospitals.
A patient's history, prescriptions and bills live in one place instead of scattered across a paper folder, a doctor's notebook and a pharmacy register that don't talk to each other.
Every record carries the clinic's id and is filtered by it at the database layer. One clinic's staff cannot see another clinic's patients — not as a setting that could be switched off, but as how the data is structured.
Modules are entitlements, not marketing labels — a clinic that hasn't bought a module can't reach its screens or its API routes, and nothing is billed until it's turned on.
Where something is a work in progress — like ABDM, which runs against the sandbox today, not a certified production integration — we say so on that module's own page rather than implying it's finished.
For sales, a demo, or questions about a specific module, write to us or use the contact form.