A UHID issued once, kept forever
Every patient gets a permanent identifier on registration. It is what makes the same person recognisable across years, doctors and branches rather than becoming three half-records.
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A permanent UHID from the first visit, and a search by name or phone that brings back every visit, prescription and bill on one screen.
A regular patient comes back after eight months. Nobody can find what was prescribed last time, so the workup starts again — the same questions, the same tests, and a patient who quietly notices that the clinic does not remember them.
This is the failure paper files are best at. The cabinet is fine until the file is in the wrong year, or was taken to the other branch, or was never made because the patient walked in as an emergency.
Every patient gets a permanent identifier on registration. It is what makes the same person recognisable across years, doctors and branches rather than becoming three half-records.
The two things a patient can always tell you. Phone number first, because it is unique and a name in India frequently is not.
Visits, prescriptions and bills under one record — not three modules to open in turn while the patient waits.
The directory is paginated and filtered by class of visit rather than loading everything, so the tenth thousand patient opens as quickly as the tenth.
No, and we would advise against it. Start with today's OPD — old patients get added the first time they visit, which spreads the data entry over weeks instead of one painful weekend.
No. Every clinic gets its own database schema, so your records physically sit apart from every other clinic on Nabz. It is not a shared table with a filter on it.
It stays yours. Patients, visits, prescriptions and invoices can be exported at any time, and there is no lock-in period on any plan.
14 days free, no card needed. Create your clinic and register the first patient who walks in.
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