Works with the systemsyou already run.

Doctors, schedules and patients are read from your HMS. Writing bookings and visits back is in pilot, enabled one system at a time.

01SOURCE SYSTEMS

USE WHAT WORKS

read · write (pilot)
FHIR R4 · patients, practitioners, schedules, appointments
OpenMRSread · write (pilot)
FHIR R4 / OpenMRS REST · patients, providers, appointments
Any FHIR R4 serverread · write (pilot)
FHIR R4 · patients, practitioners, appointments
Databasedirect connection
Your REST APIcustom mapping
CSV importscheduled

02OPERATIONS LAYER

UNIFY · ORCHESTRATE · DELIVER

03PATIENT CHANNELS

MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE

Kioskself check-inSelf check-in · token print
AI phone callsvoiceBooks by voice, 24/7
WhatsApptemplatesReminders · two-way replies
SMStemplatesAlerts · approved templates
Phone trackerlive positionLive queue position, no app
TV display boardnow servingNow serving · department queues

What we read,what we write.

OpenEMR

FHIR R4

Patients, practitioners, schedules, appointments

Bookings, check-ins, visit summaries (pilot)

Pilot

OpenMRS

FHIR R4 / OpenMRS REST

Patients, providers, appointments

Bookings, check-ins (pilot)

Pilot

Any FHIR R4 server

FHIR R4

Patients, practitioners, appointments

Bookings (pilot)

Pilot

Your HMS

REST · custom mapping

Any patient, doctor or appointment entity

Bookings, visits (pilot)

Per project

Database

Direct read replica

Patients, doctors, schedules

Read only

Pilot

CSV

Scheduled import

Patient and doctor rosters

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Pilot

Connectedfrom Settings.

Choose the system, test the connection, map doctors and departments, and pick what syncs.

SpatiaMed Settings, HMS integration: a connected HMS with booking sync, roster sync and outbound events switched on and a 60-second poll interval

For yourIT team.

In an isolated tenant per hospital. Each hospital's data is separated at the database level.

No. A small connector runs inside your network and makes outbound calls only.

The kiosk keeps issuing tokens and the queue keeps running; bookings sync when it returns.

Yes — every pilot starts read-only. Write-back is itself in pilot, and is switched on per system only after your IT team has verified it.

Sarvam AI for speech and translation, and Google Cloud's enterprise AI models, with OpenAI and Anthropic models as fallbacks. See Trust for the full list.