92health is the EMR an eye hospital runs on: the nurse's work-up, the doctor's exam, the spectacle Rx, the optical shop, surgery counselling and the in-patient bill, on one record for each patient.
Each step is a screen built for the person doing it. Scroll through them in the order a patient meets them.
Reception registers walk-ins and checks in bookings, and each visit gets a token. The visit is sorted as new, review or revisit, and the OP fee is raised at registration, so a review inside the review window stays free.
See the front desk in a demoThe nurse records vision, autorefraction, lensometry, pressure, biometry and colour vision for each eye. A dilation timer runs from the drop, and a typo such as 250 for -2.50 is flagged with the likely value before the patient is sent in.
See the work-up in a demoThe doctor charts the anterior segment and the fundus by eye from lists that find a finding as you type, with gonioscopy, cataract and diabetic retinopathy grading, and drawings on the eye diagram. Recording the consult drafts the clinician's note.
See the exam in a demoMedicines go to the pharmacy counter, with tapers written as dated steps. The spectacle Rx is filled from the reading the nurse took and lands in the optical shop's queue, where the order is tracked to the lab and back.
See the Rx in a demoThe counsellor quotes a package and books the date with an advance. The journey page walks the case through the work-up, the lens, consent and theatre, with the WHO sign-in, time-out and sign-out in order. The discharge summary's take-home page prints in English and Tamil.
See a surgery case in a demoReception collects the OP fee, the pharmacy bill and the optical advance on one payment. The in-patient bill carries the IP number, the package and every advance paid against it, and is marked cash or insurance.
See billing in a demoWhen the doctor recommends surgery, the case reaches the counsellor with the eye and the procedure already filled in. The quote is frozen on the case, so the bill matches what the patient was told.
On the day, theatre works from the case page: the lens is reserved from the lens register by serial, consent forms are signed on a clinic device, and the post-op medicines go to the pharmacy as one set.
Schematic. Layouts are simplified, and every name, number and result shown is invented.
The optical shop, the pharmacy and the books run on the same system, so a patient is registered once and pays once.
The shop sees each issued Rx, takes the order with its advance and tracks it from the lab to delivery.
PharmacyThe doctor's prescription waits at the counter, billed from batches with their expiry dates and the Schedule H registers kept.
RecordsVisits link to the patient's ABHA with their consent, and clinical records are kept in FHIR R4.
Back officeEvery bill posts to double-entry books, purchases reconcile against GSTR-2B, and payroll runs on the attendance terminal's days.
Bring a real day's cases. We'll show the work-up by eye, the doctor's exam, the spectacle Rx reaching the optical shop and a surgery case from counselling to the bill.