Queue and patient flow
Live OPD queues, token displays and patient updates by phone.
[ HEALTHCARE SOFTWARE ]
Hospital software for patient flow, not just patient records.
We build software for hospitals and clinics that shows staff the whole picture: live queues with honest wait times, emergency triage, beds, appointments and records, with patient updates in the languages your patients speak.
[ SOUND FAMILIAR? ]
Signs it's time to fix this.
- Patients wait without knowing where they are in the queue
- Emergency intake, outpatients and beds are tracked in separate places
- Staff spend time on paperwork instead of patients
- Management cannot see where the bottlenecks are
[ WHAT WE BUILD ]
What we can build for you.
Emergency triage and beds
Priority-based triage and one-tap bed assignment.
Records and appointments
Patient records, appointments and visit history in one system.
Analytics and audit
Clear views of waiting times, load and every action taken.
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
One team, from first conversation to working system.
- ListenYou show us how the work happens today.
- DiagnoseWe find the real cause, not just the symptom.
- DesignWe agree what success looks like before we build.
- Build and testWith the people who will use it.
- Hand overYour team understands it and can run it.
[ RELATED WORK ]
Where we've done this.
[ QUESTIONS ]
Frequently asked questions.
Is this for hospitals or clinics?
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Both. The same building blocks work for a single clinic or a multi-department hospital, and we size the system to the organisation.
Can patients get updates in their own language?
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Yes. RayCare supports patient updates in English, Hindi and Telugu, and other languages can be added.
Can it run on our own servers?
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Yes. RayCare OS is designed to be self-hosted, so patient data can stay on your infrastructure.
Can we see a demo?
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Yes. Start a conversation and we will walk you through it.
Tell us what's not working.
A free first conversation. We listen, ask questions and give you an honest recommendation, even if it's that you need something smaller.
Start a conversation