Now piloting with hospitals across India
Start a pilotIn pilot: a doctor console for the room and for video. The consult is transcribed, an AI drafts the note, suggests ICD-11 or NAMASTE codes and builds the prescription. The doctor signs.
Doctor console · OPDPilot
Speakers separated, a structured note drafted while the doctor listens.
Checks run before signing; a password-protected PDF for the patient.
Patients join from a link on their phone — no app, no account.
The consult is transcribed with speakers separated — in the room or over video.
An AI writes a structured note and suggests ICD-11 or NAMASTE codes.
Built from your templates; checks run before signing.
The doctor reviews, edits and signs. Only then does anything reach the patient.
Diagnosis coding
ICD-11 · dual coding
Search codes…
J06.9Primary
Acute upper respiratory infection
R50.9
Fever, unspecified
Sign & lock
Signing locks the note read-only and emits it to the patient record. Signed notes can be revoked within 24 hours.
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Suggested ICD-11 or NAMASTE codes beside the note; the doctor confirms and signs. Nothing leaves before that.
Patients join from a link on their phone — no app, no account.
ICD-11 MMS, ICD-11 TM2 and NAMASTE for Ayurveda, or ICD-10-CM, set per hospital.
A password-protected PDF to the patient; writing the record back to your HMS is in pilot.
Look at the patient, not the keyboard.
NAMASTE and ICD-11 TM2 dual coding built in.
A prescription on their phone before they reach the pharmacy.
Signed, coded records ready for claims.
Only the doctor. Nothing reaches the patient until it is signed.
ICD-11 MMS, ICD-11 TM2 and NAMASTE for Ayurveda, or ICD-10-CM where required.
Yes — NAMASTE and ICD-11 TM2 dual coding, set per hospital.
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