Hospital Information System — Digitize Every Department

The OPD module is the front door of the HIS. It runs patient queues, appointments, and consultations. Digital prescriptions are written in the consultant's preferred input method — tablet handwriting with a stylus, Speech-to-Rx voice dictation, or computer-based typing with template selection — so the doctor who is already comfortable on a keyboard keeps that option and the doctor who prefers to write or dictate has those too. Reception sees the live token queue; the consultant sees the next patient's full history before the patient walks in. See OPD Management.

IPD covers admissions, ward management, treatment charts, doctor notes, nursing notes, consent forms, investigation and diagnostic report attachment, surgery and OT (operation theatre) management, and the Visual Bed Board. The Bed Board shows real-time occupancy across the hospital, colour-coded by status (occupied, available, reserved), grouped by ward, with one-click bed transfers that move the patient and update billing in the same action. See IPD Management.

The ICU module supports ventilator sheets, infusion pump tracking, hourly vitals, I/O charts, GCS / Ramsay / Braden scoring, VAP bundle compliance, and TRF. It reads from and writes to the same patient file as the IPD ward, so a patient transferred from the ward to ICU and back keeps a continuous record without re-entry. See ICU Management.

Available in basic and advanced forms. Both handle stock management — purchase entry, batch and expiry tracking, reorder levels — and produce GST-compliant invoices. The hospital-connected pharmacy is the default for inpatient settings: dispensing happens against the admitted patient or the OPD case, the stock register decrements in the same action, and the pharmacy charge flows into the patient bill automatically.

GST-compliant invoicing with GSTIN, HSN codes, and the correct tax breakdown per line. Insurance and TPA billing covers cashless and reimbursement workflows. Multi-department billing consolidates OPD, IPD, ICU, procedures, lab, imaging, and pharmacy into one patient invoice. Doctor-wise and department-wise revenue reports refresh in real time. See Billing.

One longitudinal record per patient that every authorised consultant can read across every department. ABDM/ABHA-ready for the national digital health ecosystem under the patient's consent — prescriptions, discharge summaries, and investigation reports are all eligible to flow through ABDM. See EMR Software.

Lifemaan supports three input methods on the same prescription screen. Tablet writing lets the doctor write with a stylus on iPad or Samsung tablet — same handwriting as paper. Speech-to-Rx accepts voice dictation in all 22 major Indian languages plus English and Hinglish. Computer-based typing with template selection is also fully supported for consultants who are already comfortable on a keyboard. Most doctors mix methods on the same prescription — but the doctor who prefers to type is on the same product as the doctor who prefers to write or dictate.

Compiled from the treatment records, investigation results, continuity notes, and surgery data captured during the admission. The doctor opens the draft, reviews it, edits anything that needs correction, adds discharge medication and follow-up advice, and finalises in 2–3 minutes — instead of the longer cycle that dictation-typed summaries usually require.