Front office
The appointment book, the registration desk and the billing counter — the three places every patient passes through.
- Appointments
- Front office and registration
- OP billing
- + 1 more
One record from the appointment book to the discharge summary, from the dialysis floor to the canteen counter — 33 modules, one login, and nothing written twice.
A full walkthrough of the system — registration and ABHA, the doctor dashboard, imaging and PACS, billing and the wards. 28 chapters, about 11 minutes.
Prefer a live demo on your own data? Book a walkthrough — we will run it on your departments and tariffs.
33 modules in 9 families. Start with the departments that hurt most today and switch on the rest as you grow — the data stays in one place either way.
The appointment book, the registration desk and the billing counter — the three places every patient passes through.
Wards, beds and theatre — the floor where the length of stay is actually decided.
A full haemodialysis and transplant record, including the HLA bench — not a general module bent to fit.
Every investigation filed to the patient's timeline, from a routine CBC to a cath lab procedure.
Pharmacy, stores and assets, with batches, expiry and a ledger that balances.
The departments that keep a hospital running and usually sit outside the software.
People, money and the audit trail — the commercial half of the hospital.
The same record reaching doctors, patients and your own website — no second system to keep in step.
Units that run on their own rules — and the front-door hardware that feeds them.
The EMR is templated, not free-text-only. Physicians document with SOAP templates, order electronically, and see the entire history — visits, results, prescriptions, procedures — without hunting through a paper file.
In most hospitals revenue is lost between the ward requisition and the final bill. Medvel links every service request, drug issue and consumable to the patient's running bill as it happens — so the discharge bill is complete without a manual reconciliation.
Medvel HMS runs in the cloud or on your own servers, and talks to the equipment and systems you already own.
The counters, wards and pharmacy keep running when the line drops, and reconcile when it returns.
Access patient records from any branch or from home, or keep everything inside your hospital network — your choice.
HL7-compliant interfaces and an imaging network so radiology and third-party systems stay in step.
Barcoded samples, labels and files; biometric attendance for staff.
Doctor dashboard, patient portal and bedside tablets sharing the same live record.
Users, roles, permissions, menus and a complete audit trail on every transaction.
Registration, billing and reporting stop queueing behind paper. Discharges happen earlier in the day.
Charges captured at source, deposits alerted, receivables aged and chased — cash flow improves without raising tariffs.
Complete history in a click, MRD statistics generated automatically, ICD-10 coded discharge data ready for audit.
Occupancy, ALOS, mortality, department and consultant productivity — from the same data the wards enter.
An implementation coordinator works with you through every stage — from masters and tariffs to training and the first live week. Quality is peer-reviewed and audited at each checkpoint.
We map your departments, tariffs, payers and reports as they exist today.
Masters, price matrix, users and roles are set up; existing data is brought across.
Role-wise training for front office, wards, lab, pharmacy and accounts until staff are confident.
On-site presence through the first cycles, then 24×7 help desk, live data backup and quality audits.
Most hospitals go live in 7 to 14 days. A clinic or single-specialty unit taking front office, billing, pharmacy and lab sits at the shorter end; a multi-specialty hospital switching on the full suite sits at the longer end, with the heavier departments phased in across the second week.
Yes. All 33 modules are built to switch on independently. Most hospitals start with appointments, registration, billing, pharmacy and diagnostics, then add wards, theatre, stores and accounts. Because it is one system, adding a module does not mean re-entering data.
Yes. Patient masters, UHIDs, tariffs, item masters, vendor and employee data are migrated as part of implementation wherever it can be exported from your current system.
Both are supported. Cloud gives you access from any branch and removes server maintenance; on-premise keeps everything inside your network. Either way the software keeps working when the internet does not, and reconciles when the connection returns.
A 24×7 help desk, live data backup, periodic quality audits, and on-site assistance when something cannot be resolved remotely. Our team is in Madurai, so Tamil Nadu hospitals get same-day on-site support.
The doctor dashboard, patient portal and mobile/tablet access are modules in their own right — 4 of the 33. They share the same live data as the web system rather than syncing to a copy.
A guided walkthrough on your own departments, tariffs and reports — online or at your hospital. No obligation.