EMR software for Indian clinics — every visit, one patient record.
Vitals, complaints, diagnosis, prescriptions, lab reports, allergies and medical history, saved visit by visit under one patient ID. Fast enough for a busy OPD, simple enough for a single-doctor clinic.
One record per patient
Every patient gets a patient ID (like CCH-000042), with every visit, prescription, test and bill under it.Vitals for each visit
BP, pulse, temperature, SpO₂, weight, height, glucose and more — saved in the unit you measured, with a warning for impossible values.Complete visit notes
Complaints with duration and severity, examination, diagnosis, medicines, tests, advice, follow-up and referral on one screen.Allergy alerts
Allergies recorded at any visit show in yellow at the top of the prescription, so you see them before you prescribe.Medical and family history
Past history, chronic diseases, family history and smoking, alcohol and tobacco — carried forward to the next visit to review.Previous visits on screen
Open any earlier visit beside the consultation, or load the last visit's diagnosis and medicines in one click.Lab reports in the record
Reports from your lab or an outside lab appear on the consultation with abnormal values counted. Upload old reports and scans as photos or PDFs.Private doctor notes
Notes only for the doctor that never print on the patient's prescription.Corrections and addenda
Correct a finished visit and reprint, or add a dated addendum. Every change is recorded in the audit log.Watch the demo
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What is EMR software?
EMR stands for electronic medical record. EMR software replaces the patient file and the paper register: each visit's vitals, complaints, diagnosis, prescription and test results are saved on the computer under the patient's ID, so any doctor in the clinic can see the full history on the next visit. People also call it EHR (electronic health record) software or patient record software.
An EMR made for the Indian OPD
Most EMR software is built for foreign clinics with long appointments. In an Indian OPD the doctor sees a patient every few minutes. OPDly's consultation screen saves everything on its own, nothing is mandatory, and doctors move with the keyboard. Your usual doses are remembered, templates fill a whole visit (like 'Viral Fever') in one click, and the prescription prints on your letterhead in English or 9 Indian languages.
The record works for the whole clinic
The EMR is connected to the rest of OPDly. Reception books the patient and records vitals, the doctor writes the visit, tests reach the lab and medicines reach the pharmacy without retyping, and the bill is made from the same visit. Follow-ups are booked automatically and patients are reminded on WhatsApp the evening before.
Find patients by disease and bring them back
Diseases recorded in the patient's chronic diseases or medical history are tracked for you. List every diabetic or hypertensive patient, see who has not visited since a date, and export the list to call them for a check-up.
What OPDly's EMR does not do
OPDly is an outpatient (OPD) EMR. It does not keep in-patient records such as admission notes or discharge summaries yet, and it is not ABDM certified, so it does not create ABHA IDs or share records with the national health network. It has no AI that writes prescriptions — the doctor stays in charge of every line.
Price
The EMR is in every plan. Starter is ₹5,988 a year (₹499 a month) for up to 2 doctors and 2 staff. Standard is ₹9,588 a year (₹799 a month) for up to 5 doctors and 5 staff, and adds the lab (so lab reports land in the record), pharmacy, online booking and WhatsApp updates. Pro is ₹14,388 a year (₹1,199 a month) for up to 10 doctors. Plans are billed yearly, plus GST, with no setup fee. Every clinic starts with a free 30-day trial.
Common Questions
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