92health runs a psychiatry or psychology practice as one record: the history taken section by section, a mental state examination filled by tapping, the risk rated from what was recorded, rating scales scored in the patient's own language, the plan and the prescription, and therapy sessions numbered and carried forward.
Each step is a screen built for the person doing it. Scroll through them in the order a patient meets them.
The patient is registered once. A PHQ-9 or GAD-7 is answered at the desk or on the patient's own phone, in English, Hindi, Tamil or Telugu, and the score is on the chart when the doctor opens it.
See the front desk in a demoThe history is taken section by section, with tags for what the patient reports and room for their words, and the last visit's history is offered to carry forward. The mental state examination is a grid of eleven domains: Fill normal records an unremarkable domain in one tap, and anything found is picked or typed on its own cell.
See the examination in a demoSuicidal thoughts, a plan, intent, means, past attempts, self-harm and risk to others are recorded as facts, and the level is derived from them. The clinician can override it with a reason. A high level puts a banner on every step of the consult, and the safety plan is written in the patient's own words with Tele-MANAS 14416 and 112 under it.
See the risk assessment in a demoPHQ-9, GAD-7, WHO-5, DASS-21, PSS-10, K10, ISI, AUDIT, EPDS, PCL-5, GDS-15 and the child and adolescent scales are built in, in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu where a translation exists. A scale is answered on the clinic's screen or the patient's phone, scored at once with its severity band, and every administration joins one series, so this visit's score sits beside the last.
See the rating scales in a demoDiagnoses are coded to ICD-10 from a typeahead of the common mental health codes, provisional or confirmed, one marked primary. The plan holds the formulation, the therapy offered, investigations, referrals, what was discussed, the disposition and the review date. The prescription opens beside its printed sheet, with the risk level and the last weight and blood pressure in view.
See the plan in a demoA therapy visit opens on the session: its number, format and length, the interventions used, goals with their progress, the homework set and the next session agreed. The last session's goals and homework are carried forward, so progress is reviewed rather than retyped.
See a therapy session in a demoThe summary the patient takes home carries the diagnosis as the doctor recorded it, the plan in words, the medicines, the review date and the safety plan with the helplines. It never prints the mental state examination, the risk rating or the clinician's note.
The clinic chooses whether its own copy prints the full record: the history, the examination as prose, the risk assessment, this visit's scale scores and the clinician's note.
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 consult fees 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, and answer a screener there before the visit.
Back officeEvery bill posts to double-entry books, purchases reconcile against GSTR-2B, and payroll runs on the attendance terminal's days.
Bring a first visit and a follow-up. We'll take the history, fill the examination, score a PHQ-9 in Tamil, write the plan and print the patient's copy.