Your hospital's name, logo, colours and web address, with mobile apps under your brand. We set it all up for you.
White label means the hospital software carries your name, not ours. PRS sets up OPD Suite for your hospital with your own name, logo, colours and web address, and your doctor, nurse and patient apps under your brand.
Hospitals and hospital groups that want staff and patients to see their own brand. Also groups that run clinics as well as hospitals.
Staff and patients see the software company's brand, not the hospital's.
Staff sign in on the vendor's website instead of the hospital's own.
Patients install an app that does not carry the hospital's name.
Writing hospital software from scratch costs time and money most hospitals do not have.
The software shows your hospital's name and logo, not ours.
The screens use your brand colours, so it looks like your hospital's own system.
Staff sign in at your own web address, on your own domain.
Doctor, nurse and patient apps carry your hospital's name, logo and colours.
Admissions, beds and wards, inpatient records, nursing, the lab, pathology, sites and staff, and rate lists, all under your brand.
We load your wards, beds, departments, staff and rates with your team, and train each desk.
White label is a paid branded setup service by PRS. Each hospital is different, so we do not publish one price. Book a demo and we will quote it for your hospital.
A white label setup runs the same OPD Suite hospital modules. Only the name, logo, colours, web address and apps change. Running clinics too? The same service is available for clinics.
It is hospital software that runs under your hospital's own name and brand. Staff and patients see your name, logo and colours, not the software company's.
Your name, logo, colours and web address on the software, and doctor, nurse and patient apps under your brand. PRS sets it up for you.
It is a paid setup service, and the price depends on your hospital. We do not publish one price. Book a demo and we will quote it.
Yes. The same hospital modules run under your brand: admissions, beds and wards, inpatient records, nursing, the lab, pathology, sites and staff, and rate lists.
No. Clinics can have a branded setup too. See the white label clinic management software page.