The hospital on one screen: beds, nursing, surgery and billing
A bed board, admission with a deposit, doctor's orders and the medication chart for nurses, the operating rooms, and a running bill up to the discharge invoice. With outpatient clinics, lab, radiology and pharmacy.
Daily work does not have to be like this
Before Who is in which bed, and who goes home today?
Now A bed board per ward: patient, day, doctor and alerts, and the empty bed still being cleaned.
Before A dose was late and nobody noticed
Now The medication chart comes from the doctor's orders, and a late dose shows in red.
Before The discharge bill takes hours
Now The running bill is ready throughout the stay: nights, visits, supplies, surgery and the deposit.
Before A handwritten discharge summary
Now A printed discharge summary with diagnosis, procedures, medicines and follow-up.
All the work in one place
Every bed knows its state
Admission from the visit or directly, with bed, doctor, diagnosis, insurance and deposit, and a barcode wristband for the patient.
- Reserve a bed for a planned admission
- Transfers between beds with date and rate
- The bed goes to cleaning after discharge
Doctor's orders and the medication chart in one place
The doctor writes orders, and nurses record each dose as given, delayed or refused, with the time and reason.
- Vital signs with a chart and the NEWS2 early warning score
- Fluid intake and output per shift
- Nursing notes and daily round notes
- A medication round for the whole ward
And much more
Operating rooms
OR schedule, pre-op checklist, operation report, and surgeon and anesthesia fees.
Running bill
Nights, supplies, visits and surgery, with the deposit taken off the discharge invoice.
Insurance
Approval requests for the stay and the operation, and the bill split between payer and patient.
Discharge summary
Printed on the hospital's letterhead, with medicines and follow-up.
Occupancy
Occupancy and average stay per ward, and operations per surgeon.
Outpatient clinics
The same clinic system, and admission from the visit in one click.
Frequently asked questions
Can a nurse write orders?
No. Orders and discharge are for doctors; nurses record doses, vitals and notes.
How is a night counted?
By calendar day or every 24 hours from admission, as you set it.
Are supplies taken from stock?
Yes. Anything dispensed to a patient leaves the ward's stock and goes on their bill.
For every kind of medical place
Try it in your hospital for 14 days
No card, nothing to install. If it is not for you, download all your data in one file and go.