Who it is for
Outpatient practices, today.
Four kinds of practice can run their whole day on Nirogix now. Three cannot, because they need inpatient, and the list of who we cannot serve is on this page rather than left for you to discover.
Served today
Clinic Software for an Individual Doctor
BuiltRegister a patient, write the consultation, print the prescription, take the payment. It is the same platform a 200-bed hospital would run on, not a cut-down copy of it.
Software for a Single-Location Clinic
BuiltFront desk, doctor, pharmacy and cashier working from the same visit, which is where a clinic’s lost revenue and re-typed data both come from.
Software for a Multi-Doctor Clinic or Polyclinic
BuiltPer-doctor availability and per-doctor queues on a shared record, with roles that actually differ and an audit trail that names a person.
Software for a Diagnostic Center or Pathology Lab
BuiltA test catalog you control, results entered against real orders, a pending-work report, and reports printed with your branding.
Who we cannot serve yet.
There is no page selling to these segments, because a page whose premise is a module not yet running in a customer’s hospital is exactly the kind of claim this company does not make.
Nursing homes and small hospitals with beds
Inpatient is built and in verification but not yet running in a paying customer’s hospital, and there is no drawn bed map yet. A nursing home that needs beds live this quarter should treat us as close rather than ready, and talk to us before committing. A page selling you a production hospital we have not yet run for a customer would be a page we could not stand behind.
Multi-speciality hospitals
Beyond inpatient, this segment needs image storage and payer integration. The outpatient core, inpatient, ICU charting, the emergency department, the operation theater, CSSD and radiology orders and reports are built; PACS and insurance claims are scheduled.
Hospital groups and chains
Multi-branch is in the schema and works, but a group also needs cross-branch reporting and central configuration governance, and those are scheduled.
If you are in one of those three and want to talk anyway, do. A committed customer is what moves work up the roadmap, and several conversations have started exactly there.
Not sure which side of that line you are on? Our guide to clinic software versus a hospital management system sets out the questions that decide it.
See it running with your own workflows.
Book a walkthrough and we will map your clinic or hospital onto the platform, module by module.