Select the specialist, attach relevant lab results and notes, send. The receiving department sees the referral in under 10 seconds. The referring doctor tracks status in real time. No phone calls between departments. No paper forms carried by the patient.
A doctor selects the specialist or department, adds clinical notes, attaches the relevant lab results or reports, and clicks Send. The referral appears in the specialist's pending queue within 10 seconds. No phone call to check if they received it. No patient carrying a paper slip across the hospital.
The receiving doctor sees the referral with the attached notes and investigations. They also have access to the patient's complete clinical history — every previous visit, prescription, and lab result. A cardiologist can prepare for the consultation before the patient arrives.
Referral status updates in real time: Sent, Received, Appointment Scheduled, Consulted, Completed. When the specialist adds consultation findings, the referring doctor receives a notification and can see the notes. Follow-up appointments can be scheduled from the same screen.
"In our old system, a patient would walk from OPD to cardiology with a piece of paper. Half the time the cardiologist had no idea what we'd already done. Now they see everything before the patient arrives."
Every capability in this feature — built for Indian hospital workflows.
Yes. A doctor selects the receiving department or specialist, adds notes, attaches lab results, and sends. The referral appears in the specialist's queue within 10 seconds. No phone call, no paper form, no patient carrying documents across the hospital.
Both. The referral includes whatever the referring doctor attached. But the specialist also has access to the patient's complete clinical history — all previous visits, diagnoses, prescriptions, and lab results.
For external referrals, you can generate a referral letter with the patient's relevant history, current medications, and clinical notes as a PDF, shareable via WhatsApp or email.
Referral status updates in real time — Sent, Received, Appointment Scheduled, Consulted, and Completed. The referring doctor receives a notification at each stage without needing to call the specialist.
Yes. When the specialist schedules an appointment, an automatic WhatsApp or SMS is sent to the patient with the date, time, and doctor's name.
A no-show for a referred appointment is flagged in the referral status. The referring doctor is notified. Automatic reminders can be resent to the patient or the front desk is prompted to follow up.
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