The mobile computing solutions offered are doctor-centric, enabling doctors in.
Providing for fixed appointments matching the convenience and comfort of patients.
Utilizing mobile computing solutions for tracking patient's history from within and outside the hospital establishment. This means remote monitoring of patients condition and administering of appropriate treatment in cases of emergency.
Receiving DICOM medical reports and scanned images, and scrutinizing them for expert advice.
Creating a 24/7 alert system, which keeps the doctors and patients assured of prompt medical care.
Handling emergency case within a fraction of time, with prompt medical help reaching the patient on time.
Managing crisis situations like accident and trauma, where there is requirement for immediate medical attention and artificial life support systems.
For Patients:
Facilitating automated appointment system & scheduling.
Arranging for specialist appointments viz. meeting cardiologist, record the appointment in hospital server, and getting doctor availability information.
Doing away with physical visit to hospital for appointments.
Registering consultancy and appointments through mobile itself.
Sending alerts to patients for timely intake of vital drugs.
Accessing medical reports by patients or other doctors for verification and scrutiny.
Transferring medical history records of patients from one doctor to another.
Recording and taking note of chronic diseases and its impact on present generation of patients.
Storing and retrieving patients information irrespective of hospitals offering treatment.
Offering general health care advice and assistance.
Meeting emergencies promptly with one-touch button help line especially in cases of heart attacks, seizures etc.
For Hospital management:
Timely generation of MIS reports.
Immediate access to payments that are due, and need to be collected.
Comprehensive details of attendance of doctors.
Survey and scrutiny of doctor’s performance.
Verification of hospital records, accounts and facilities.
