Arogya Life Systems

Arogya Life Systems builds a digital platform for hospitals and clinics, drawing on seven years the team says it spent working inside hospitals and learning where staff lose time. The software follows a patient from booking to discharge and gives managers real-time dashboards and automated workflows.

The hospital management system

One platform covers scheduling, billing and payments, admissions, ward, room and bed management, transfers, discharge, and procedure scheduling. Billing allows doctor-wise and location-wise charging rules, packages of pre-planned services, short-visit workflows, discounts, taxes and cashier shift tracking, and it feeds an accounting module with a configurable chart of accounts, journal entries, general ledger and trial balance. Management reports can be user-defined and emailed on a schedule.

Laboratory and pharmacy

The laboratory module handles order entry, barcoded sample tracking, worksheets, analyser integration, critical results, test re-run verification and report delivery by portal, email or SMS. The pharmacy and inventory module manages purchasing, multi-location stock, expiry tracking, first-in-first-out control, e-prescriptions, dispensing and billing, with order, goods received and return documents.

Records, clinics and apps

• Clinic management system: cloud-based, bringing appointments, records, billing and a pharmacy into one place.
• Electronic health record: designed for busy doctors.
• Patient web app: online doctor inquiries, booking, payments, lab results and history, online medicine ordering and home care.
• Stethoscope: a mobile app for doctors to see schedules, appointments and payment information, share documents and make video calls.
• API gateway: FHIR interoperability meant to give hospitals one standard integration point for many vendors.

Reach and partners

The company says its platform is used in more than 200 healthcare locations and by over 30,000 doctors, supporting more than 10 million patients. It has partnered with a company called VS One World to take its products to global markets. Its site reports a laboratory module at one hospital group and a pharmacy system at another, and it describes a service concept called ISLA for consistent delivery to patients who connect through digital channels.