DocKit Care
OPD, IPD, pharmacy, lab, and billing on one platform — with one doctor identity that follows them across every hospital they work at, and patient records that move only with the patient's own consent.
Not a menu of modules to configure — six things that are already working the first time you sign in.
The four things that separate a hospital record system from a spreadsheet with extra steps.
A doctor's registration, credentials, and identity live once on the platform — not once per hospital. Add them to a second clinic by searching the registry, not re-typing a form. Each hospital sets its own role and access for that doctor independently.
A record belongs to the hospital that created it. Sharing it with another facility requires the patient's explicit, logged approval — never a standing open door between tenants.
Link a patient's ABHA ID, pull their consented care history from the national registry, and push new records back — built to the government's own exchange protocol.
Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, lab technicians, front desk, and accounts each get a dashboard scoped to their actual job — not one generic admin panel with everything switched on.
Every platform does OPD and billing. Fewer get the identity model, the consent model, and the ABDM plumbing right.
No installation, no server to provision — the workspace exists the moment you register.
Create your workspace, verify via OTP, and configure departments, wards, and consultation fees.
Search the platform's doctor registry first — link an existing verified identity, or onboard a new one with full credential capture.
Staff sign in to a workspace scoped to their role and start booking, dispensing, charting, and billing the same day.
A doctor's record shouldn't fork every time they join a new hospital, and a patient's chart shouldn't be reachable by a hospital that never treated them. Both are enforced structurally, not by policy.
One verified registration per doctor, referenced — never duplicated — by every hospital they join.
Every query is clamped to its hospital at the database layer, not policed by convention in application code.
Cross-hospital record access runs through an approval the patient grants, scopes, and can revoke — audited end to end.
Fine-grained, per-hospital permissions for every role, editable by an administrator without touching code.
Every login opens the workspace built for what that person actually does — nothing borrowed, nothing hidden behind a menu they'll never use.
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges.