Resources
Written to be useful whether or not you buy anything.
Five guides on the subjects Indian hospitals actually have to make decisions about, free tools that collect nothing, and practical writing from building this.
Guides
The five that matter
Each one explains the subject rather than selling the product, including, where it is relevant, the parts we have not built.
ABDM and ABHA: what a hospital actually has to do
What the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission asks of a hospital, in the order the steps actually block each other, and what “ABDM ready” does and does not mean when a vendor says it.
11 min · Updated 07/09/2026
NHCX and PMJAY: how digital claims actually work
What the National Health Claims Exchange changes for a hospital, what it does not, and the operational work that sits underneath a “cashless” promise.
10 min · Updated 07/09/2026
NABH accreditation: what software can and cannot do for you
Where a hospital information system genuinely helps an NABH assessment, where it is irrelevant, and why no vendor can sell you compliance.
9 min · Updated 07/09/2026
The DPDP Act for hospitals: what changes at the front desk
What India’s data protection law asks of a hospital, which obligations land on your software and which land on your processes, and the questions worth putting to any vendor.
10 min · Updated 07/09/2026
How to choose hospital software without being sold to
The questions that separate systems that work from systems that demo well, including the ones that are uncomfortable for us.
12 min · Updated 07/09/2026
38 medical calculators
Every page shows the formula, a worked example, the population it was derived in, and where it does not apply. Free, no account, nothing captured.
Browse the calculatorsEstimators and checks
What your paperwork costs, what the ABDM digital health incentive could be worth, and whether your facility is actually ready for ABDM. Your numbers, no claims of ours.
See the toolsBlog
Things we have learned building this
An operational problem explained properly, or a decision we made and why. Nothing written to fill a content calendar.
Operations
Walk-ins and appointments belong in one queue
Most clinics run two queues and then argue about who jumped. One queue with honest token numbers removes the argument, and it is a data decision more than a workflow one.
Operations
What a shared login actually costs you
Three receptionists sharing one account saves two seat licenses and destroys the audit trail you bought the software for. The fix is usually commercial, not technical.
Clinical records
Duplicate patient records: how they happen, and where to stop them
A duplicate chart is created in about four seconds and takes months to notice. Almost all of them are created at one moment, which is where the fix belongs.
Clinical records
Correcting a signed note without pretending it never happened
Clinical records need to be correctable and they need to be trustworthy, and those pull against each other. Amendment is how the rest of medicine resolved it long before software.
Operations
The fee schedule is the hard part of setup
Every implementation underestimates the price list. It is not a table of numbers. It is every exception your hospital has quietly accumulated, written down for the first time.
Compliance
Why we do not send SMS yet: a short guide to DLT
The code has worked for months. What stands between it and your patients is India’s DLT registration framework, and it is worth understanding before you plan around any vendor’s messaging promise.
No gated downloads, for now.
The usual pattern here is a brochure or a checklist behind an email form. We have not done that, for two reasons: the form on this site does not yet deliver anywhere, and a document that exists only to collect an address is not a resource.
Everything we would have put in a gated PDF is on this site, readable without giving us anything. If you want a document you can circulate internally, ask and we will send one.
See it running with your own workflows.
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