Hospital Copilot · For multi-department hospitals

OPD to discharge, one living chart.

Hundred-patient OPDs, cashless TPA files, discharge-day waits — the paperwork drafts itself as care happens, in हिन्दी, Tamil, Telugu, and 20+ Indian languages. Every department reads the same chart.

DPDP-aligned No audio stored SOC 2 in progress
Drafting live Discharge summary
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Aarav Sharma

Ward 3 · Bed 12 · Day 4

J18.9 · CAP

Course: Admitted with fever and productive cough. IV antibiotics days 1–2, stepped down to oral day 3. Afebrile 48 hrs, sats stable on room air.

Follow-up: OPD review in 7 days; sooner if breathless.

Meds at discharge: Amoxicillin-clavulanate 625 mg TID × 5 days (draft, pending sign-off)

TPA file updated · pre-auth attached Bed 12 → released on sign-off
Review & sign Edit

01 · OPD

Every consult scribed at queue speed; orders and admissions drafted from the visit itself.

02 · Ward

Rounds land in the chart as they happen. Beds, transfers, and tasks on one live board.

03 · Discharge

The summary is drafted from the stay’s own record — ready for review the morning of, not the evening after.

04 · Claims

TPA and cashless files assembled from the chart — pre-auth to final bill, without the ward-boy runs.

Why the chart matters

2 min

is the average Indian consult, among the shortest in a 67-country study. The OPD queue sets the pace, and the record is what gives.

65,000

medical-negligence cases reach Indian courts and consumer forums a year. The defence that wins is a complete record.

3 years

is how long NMC conduct rules expect every outpatient record kept, and produced within days when a patient or court asks.

Sources: BMJ Open 67-country consultation-length study; 2025 negligence-filing estimates; NMC Professional Conduct Regulations, 2023.

Drafted on the floor. Signed at the desk.

Rounds your team speaks become one living chart — the course, the meds, and the paperwork assembled as care happens, ready for review before the family is waiting.

Patient Square — Hospital Copilot
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Aarav Sharma

Ward 3 · Bed 12 · Day 4 · Dr. R. Iyer

J18.9 · CAP 96% confidence

Discharge summary — draft

Course: Admitted with fever and productive cough. IV antibiotics days 1–2, stepped down to oral day 3. Afebrile 48 hrs, sats stable on room air.

Follow-up: OPD review in 7 days; sooner if breathless.

Meds at discharge: Amoxicillin-clavulanate 625 mg TID × 5 days (draft, pending sign-off)

TPA & bed

TPA file updated · pre-auth attached Bed 12 → released on sign-off

· Codes and course pulled from the chart itself.

· Nothing re-keyed at the desk.

Save draft Sign & release bed
9:41

Discharge

Ward 3 · Bed 12 · Day 4

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Documentation progress

Rounds captured✓ Done

Day 1–4 notes in the chart as they happened.

Drafting summaryWorking
Writing discharge summary…

Course compiled

Meds reconciled

TPA file · pre-auth

Ready to sign

Bed 12 releases on sign-off.

Encrypted upload · DPDP-secure

Ten modules, one subscription

Everything in Practice Copilot, plus the floor.

AI Medical Scribe

Every OPD consult scribed at queue speed — SOAP note, codes, and Rx draft per patient.

AI Receptionist

Appointment lines answered 24/7 across departments — booked, routed, confirmed.

eRx

Ward and OPD scripts pre-filled from the conversation; formulary-aware, signed by you.

AI Follow-ups

Post-discharge check-ins that catch complications before they become readmissions.

WhatsApp

Reports, reminders, and pre-admission instructions on the app families actually answer.

Scheduling

OPD slots, OT lists, and specialist calendars that fill gaps and absorb cancellations.

AI Copilot EHR

One chart from OPD to discharge — every department writes into it, every department can read it.

Hospital-only

Claims Management

TPA and cashless files assembled from the chart — pre-auth to final bill, query-ready.

Hospital-only

AI Discharge Summary

Drafted from the stay’s own record during the stay — reviewed and signed before the family waits.

Hospital-only

Bed / IPD Management

Live census, admissions, transfers, and estimated discharges on one board.

One engine underneath. Every department on the same page.

See it on your floor →

Works with your systems. Structured HL7/FHIR exports into KareXpert, Mocdoc, eka.care and more — ABDM/ABHA integration on our roadmap. No rip-and-replace, no IT project to start.

Why Hospital Copilot

The honest comparison. No asterisks.

Hospital Copilot compared with manual registers and a legacy HIS.

Capability Hospital Copilot Manual registers Legacy HIS
Note ready when the consult ends Written after rounds Typed later
One chart across departments Paper travels floor to floor Modules don’t talk
Discharge summary drafted during the stay Evening scramble Blank template
TPA / cashless file assembled from the chart Re-keyed at the desk Re-keyed at the desk
Live bed census Whiteboard Often stale
Every line traceable to its source
English + Hindi + 20+ Indian languages You translate Patchy

Why hospitals switch

The chart stops being the bottleneck.

Cashless moves faster

TPA queries answered from a complete chart — pre-auth and final approval without the paperwork scramble.

Discharge-day waits shrink

Summaries draft during the stay, not after the family is already waiting in the lobby.

Records that defend

NMC rules expect records kept and produced on demand. Every consult ends with a complete, defensible note.

Every language on the floor

Patients and staff switch languages mid-sentence; the record stays in clean clinical English.

Questions, answered

The things hospitals actually ask.

How does rollout work across departments?+

In waves, not a big-bang cutover. OPD goes live first, wards and the discharge desk follow. Deployment, training, and support are included in the price.

Will it fit our HIS?+

Structured HL7/FHIR exports land in KareXpert, Mocdoc, eka.care and more — or it runs alongside what you have today. ABDM/ABHA integration is on our roadmap. No rip-and-replace.

How is it priced?+

Per bed or per doctor, whichever fits how you run. All ten modules, unlimited visits, notes, and summaries. Talk to us for your hospital’s number.

Is patient audio stored anywhere?+

No. Audio is processed in memory and discarded the moment the note is drafted. We keep the note you review and sign. Never the recording.

How do you handle data protection and compliance?+

Encrypted the whole way: TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest. Everything follows the DPDP Act 2023, consent-first and purpose-limited. SOC 2 Type II audit in progress — report available on request.

Who can see what?+

Role-based access on one shared chart: every department writes into it, and reads only what it’s allowed to. Every view and edit is logged.

The floor noticed first.

5.0 / 5 from 18 pilot clinicians and administrators across the US and India

★★★★★
“Discharge time came down from six hours to under one. Families stopped crowding the nursing station asking for papers.”
R.K. — Medical superintendent, Indore · Pilot hospital
★★★★★
“Every IPD file now reads like a teaching case sheet — history, course, advice — even when the whole round happened in Hindi.”
A.T. — RMO, Patna · Pilot hospital
★★★★★
“Cashless files that used to bounce for missing notes clear on the first pass. The TPA desk finally trusts our charts.”
N.J. — Insurance desk lead, Hyderabad · Pilot hospital

Pricing

Sized to your hospital.

Per bed or per doctor

All ten modules included. Unlimited visits, notes, and summaries. Deployment, training, and support in the price — talk to us for your hospital’s number.

See a discharge summary write itself before rounds end.

A 30-minute walkthrough on your own floor plan — OPD queue to cashless desk.