Who it is for
- Clinics and polyclinics
- Diagnostic labs
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres
- Home-care providers
- Corporate wellness programmes
Typical modules
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Patient records | Profiles, history, consent records, documents |
| Report management | Upload, tag and share lab and imaging reports; patient access via secure link or app |
| Health monitoring | Readings such as BP, glucose, weight, SpO₂ entered manually or via integrations; trend charts |
| Alerts & rules | Configurable thresholds notify clinicians; escalation rules |
| Appointments & reminders | Booking, WhatsApp/SMS reminders, follow-up scheduling |
| Doctor dashboard | Patients needing attention, recent reports, notes |
| Audit & security | Role-based access, access logs, encryption, backups |
Every build is tailored: we start with the modules that remove the most pain and add the rest as you grow. You own the code and data.
How it works day to day
- Lab uploads report → patient notified → doctor reviews and adds notes
- Patient logs readings at home → trend crosses threshold → care team alerted
- Follow-up due → automated reminder → rebooking link
Delivery and pricing
We scope after a short walkthrough and quote a fixed price. Where a time-based route suits better, engineering is from $100 per hour and testing from $20 per hour. As a reference point, a full process-automation ERP with a mobile app was delivered for a manufacturing plant at $650. See rates and engagement models and the project planner.
Request a demo of the Health Monitoring & Report Management
Tell us about your business. We reply within 24 hours with a walkthrough slot and a fixed-price scope.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a medical device?
No. It manages records and monitoring data for administrative and care-coordination purposes. If you need regulated functionality, such as diagnostic claims, regulatory review is required.
How is patient data protected?
We design with encryption, role-based access, audit logs and consent capture, and work to your jurisdiction’s rules (for example DPDP Act in India, GDPR/UK GDPR, HIPAA where applicable). Legal review is recommended.
Can patients access their own reports?
Yes, via secure links or a patient portal/mobile app.
Can it connect to wearables or lab systems?
Often yes through APIs or file imports; feasibility depends on the device or system.