We're shipping Lab, ICU and Radiology consoles first — purpose-built for Indian hospitals, NABL-credible, ABDM-ready, offline-first. Each module slots in alongside your existing HIS. The full hospital OS grows phase by phase, with hospitals as design partners.
Every sample, every stage, every analyzer — visible in one rail. Levey-Jennings QC, NABL audit pack on schedule, mobile microscopy review with pathologist sign-off.
Vitals capture, alert escalation timer (nurse → resident → intensivist → consultant), structured chart with cumulative trends, SBAR nursing handoff, family communications and a SHA-256 hash-chain audit that's append-only, multi-signer and court-admissible.
DICOM-aware viewer, structured report templates, voice dictation in clinical Hindi/English, TAT and revenue dashboard. Slot-in for any radiology suite already running on PACS.
LIS + ICU + RIS ship together as a single console family in the new Dhanvantari light theme. 20 desktop screens, 20 mobile screens — same data, same flows, two form factors. One shared sidebar on the desktop, one shared bottom nav on mobile. Open protocols throughout (HL7 v2.3 / FHIR / DICOM / ABDM) so the family plugs into the analyzers, monitors, modalities and HIS your hospital already runs.
The composite views above each module section condense the most photogenic panels onto one canvas. Click into any demo card below to step through the actual screens — they are at an earlier visual fidelity and being progressively re-skinned to match the composite aesthetic.
Walk through the full pilot console family. Lab worklist with NABL audit, ICU central station with escalation chain, radiology modality worklist with DICOM viewer and voice dictation — all in one navigation, one design system, one role-aware sidebar.
One mobile app for all three modules — phlebotomist barcode collection, bedside vitals + alert ack, radiologist mobile read with annotation. Shared bottom-nav switches between LIS, ICU and RIS without leaving the app.
Beyond the LIS / ICU / RIS pilot — the full hospital floor and a common patient + family app, already shipped as interactive mockups.
One web design serves any hospital, lab or clinic. OPD queue, AI scribe, EHR, billing, cashless, compliance — all roles in one console. Plugs into existing HIS over HL7 / FHIR.
One app for every patient. Records, refills, scans, family-of-record with revocable per-record consent — all ABDM Health Locker bound, portable to any compliant provider in India.
Every Dhanvantari console speaks the standards your hospital was built on. Slot in alongside the analyzers, monitoring devices, modalities, HIS and PACS your team already trained on — no procurement gauntlet, no vendor lock-in.
If your equipment speaks HL7 v2.3, FHIR R4, DICOM, or ABDM — Dhanvantari plugs in. The list above is what we have already validated; new analyzers and monitors get added during onboarding.
Most hospital software was built in a Western office for a different OPD. Indian wards juggle a token board, a billing app, an analyzer, three WhatsApp groups — and still write notes by hand. We started with Lab, ICU, Radiology because that's where the paper-handoff gap costs the most hours.
"Result entry, NABL log and billing reconciliation took three of us until 8 PM every evening. With sample tracker + auto-result, that dropped to one person finishing by 5:30. The audit pack writes itself now."
Start with the modules your floor needs today. Add departments as you grow. Same data fabric, same compliance posture, same patient record that follows them.
Bolt-on for the bottlenecks your current vendor doesn't address. We don't replace your HIS — we plug into it over HL7 v2.3 / FHIR and add the consoles that are actually used at the bedside.
Connects to existing HIS over HL7 v2.3 and FHIR. ADT, ORM, ORU, MDM messages flow both ways. No rip-and-replace, no procurement gauntlet.
Auto-generates NABL audit pack on schedule. Tuned to your specific SOP version. Pre-flight before audit dates with the lab consultant.
ABHA-bound patient records flow into the national exchange. ABDM HFR / HPR registration handled at onboarding.
Append-only audit log with SHA-256 hash chain (RFC 8785 JCS canonicalization). Tamper-detectable, court-admissible, multi-signer co-sign.
Offline-first. Power cuts and no-net days don't stop the lab. Sync resumes on reconnect.
Trained on Indian clinical register. Hindi, English, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and 18 more on the roadmap. Doctor speaks; SOAP + ICD-10 + Rx come out.
Dr listens, asks, examines. Scribe runs in background. Doctor reviews and signs — typically <30 seconds for a routine OPD note.
Pilot ships English + Hindi + Tamil + Kannada + Telugu. The full 22 follow as we onboard partner hospitals across regions.
Phase-1 (active): 5 languages · Phase-2 roadmap: full 22 official languages of India
Reminders that fit a patient's day. Adherence feedback that closes the loop with the clinic — without a single extra app the patient has to install.
Every patient. Every clinic, every lab, every record — in one place. Patient-owned, hospital-extended. ABDM-bound. Consent-mediated. Hospital reads what the patient grants; nothing more.
Family-of-record built in: a parent can hold the card for an elderly relative, a spouse for an unconscious patient, a doctor for a refugee child.
DPDP Act 2023 baseline + zero-knowledge backups + tamper-detectable audit. Patient consent is the gate; the hospital sees only what the patient lets it see.
Indian healthcare data is too often treated as the hospital's property. We invert the contract: the patient owns the record, the hospital extends services on top.
Every Indian regulator that matters for hospitals, plus the international standards your CFO and your TPA partners ask for. Not bolted on — wired into the data fabric from day one.
Records stay on hospital infrastructure. Optional encrypted backup to Indian-region cloud only with board sign-off.
Every access signed and chained. Court-admissible audit trail. Multi-signer for ICU charts and lab releases. Exportable to ABHA Health Locker.
Compliance that doesn't slow nurses or pathologists down. Consent at the natural moment — not a 12-page popup at admission.
The pilot lands first. Once these three modules prove out at 2-3 lighthouse hospitals, Dhanvantari grows into the full operating system for an Indian hospital — phase by phase, with hospitals as design partners, not as customers being upsold.
The clinic, the OPD, the pharmacy, the billing desk — every role in one console.
Workflows for cardiology, oncology, orthopedics + 3D / AR overlays for scans and surgery planning.
The system that helps clinicians and nurses think, and the network that lets hospitals collaborate.
We're not selling the full hospital OS today. We're shipping a tight bridgehead — Lab, ICU, Radiology — and growing one phase at a time, with hospitals as design partners. Each phase has its own pilot. Each phase ships to production after the prior is stable.
We deploy free, you co-design. NASSCOM case study, first-mover pricing if you convert. We slot in alongside your existing systems — no replacement, no procurement gauntlet.
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Voice in. Structured note out. In your patient's language.
Listens to the consult, drops a SOAP note + ICD-10 code + Rx draft into the EHR. Doctor approves — never retypes. Trained on Indian clinical register first, not American.
Closes the gap with Augnito, Nuance DAX, Suki — but trained on Indian clinical register first. India-first means: 9 Indian languages, OPD register, regional drug names, AYUSH co-prescribing.
India-first build: trained on Indian clinical register, regional drug names, multi-language patient flows, AYUSH co-prescribing where applicable.