92health runs a physiotherapy clinic as programs: a course of sessions opened for each patient, a session sheet the therapist fills by tapping, the pain trend across the program, and one package paid for at the start.
Each step is a screen built for the person doing it. Scroll through them in the order a patient meets them.
The board shows the day's patients as booked, arrived, in session and done. A patient already on a program is marked as covered when they walk in, and the QR check-in tells them which session of the program this is.
See the session board in a demoThe therapist opens a program with the condition, the referring doctor, the goals and the number of sessions prescribed. The programs page groups patients under the package they are on.
See a program in a demoSets, reps and load are steppers, filled in from the patient's last session. Pain is scored before and after, modalities such as IFT, TENS, ultrasound and taping are one tap each, and the sheet saves as it goes.
See the session sheet in a demoThe program shows the pain score across every session, with the session history under it. The patient takes home an exercise handout with a box to tick for each day.
See progress in a demoPriced packages are enrolled at the desk with a payment link or cash, and the program opens when the payment lands. A walk-in who is not on a program is billed for the service chosen.
See package billing in a demoThe session sheet starts from the library: 66 built-in exercises across 13 body regions, plus the clinic's own. Each exercise is added with its sets, reps and load.
The next session opens with the last one's exercises already filled in, so the therapist changes what moved rather than writing the plan again.
Schematic. Layouts are simplified, and every name, number and result shown is invented.
Billing, the counter and the books run on the same patient record, so a patient is registered once and pays once.
One billing tab holds the cash counter and every invoice, with the package payments beside the day's walk-ins.
RecordsVisits link to the patient's ABHA with their consent, and clinical records are kept in FHIR R4.
PatientsPatients read their prescriptions, visit summaries and bills on their own phone, signing in with an OTP.
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 sessions. We'll show the board, a program opened, a session sheet filled and a package paid for.