Doctor, nurse and patient apps under your own brand, delivered with your hospital's branded setup.
Our hospital management mobile app comes as three apps: one for doctors, one for nurses and one for patients. They work on the same hospital system your desks use, so a dose recorded on the ward or a result released by the lab is the same record everywhere.
Doctors on rounds, nurses on the ward, and admitted patients and their families. The apps are set up for your hospital and carry your hospital's name.
Rounds, results and orders happen on the move, not at a computer.
Doses and vitals are written up later, at the nursing station.
Relatives phone to ask for reports and the discharge summary.
Patients see the software company's name instead of the hospital's.
A rounds list and ward census, each patient's chart and vitals, and their lab results.
Place and cancel orders for a patient, and write and sign prescriptions. See who is on call.
The due list of medicines, and a dose recorded at the bedside, on the same medication chart the ward uses.
Record vitals and intake-output for each patient. Write the shift handover, and acknowledge the one you receive.
Patients sign in with a one-time code on their phone. They see their admission, their released lab reports, and download their discharge summary.
The apps carry your hospital's name, logo and colours, as part of your branded setup.
The hospital apps are not a public download. They are set up for your hospital as part of your branded setup, under your hospital's own name. Book a demo and we will show you how they work with your wards.
The apps read and write the same admissions, medication chart and lab results as the hospital screens. Nothing is copied or typed twice.
Yes. There are three apps: for doctors, for nurses and for patients. They come with your hospital's branded setup.
Yes. The apps carry your hospital's name, logo and colours, not ours.
No. The hospital apps are set up for each hospital as part of its branded setup, so there is no public download. Book a demo to see them.
Yes. A dose recorded on the nurse app, or a result released by the lab, is the same record the ward and the doctor see.
Yes. Clinics have their own patient app and doctor app. See the clinic management mobile app page.