Hospital Management · Desktop
Registration, billing, the pathology bench, radiology, the pharmacy and the books — one application, built for the counter it runs on. It updates itself, so the version below is the one you will be using tomorrow.
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Every counter in the hospital works on the same record. A test billed at the front desk is on the bench before the patient has sat down, and the books already know about it.
A patient is one record, found by name, phone or card — never entered twice.
Draft until it is final. Split a payment across cash, card and a wallet, and every taka lands in a named account.
Bill first, collect the sample, report against the bench. No sample, no report.
The same bench for X-ray, ultrasound and CT — templates, parameters or an uploaded film.
A medicine is an item. Lots carry their own MRP and expiry, and stock moves through one door.
One catalogue for the store and the lab, bundles that explode on issue, and consumables joined to tests.
Every bill, receipt and purchase posts itself. Trial balance, ledgers and a P&L that agree with each other.
HR owns the person, Security owns the account, and a doctor is an employee like everybody else.
Read straight out of the update feed each release writes, so this page and the app's own updater can never disagree about what the current version is.
Three steps, and the app keeps itself up to date from then on.
Run the installer you just downloaded
Windows may warn about an unknown publisher — choose More info → Run anyway
Sign in with your hospital account