Single clinic
A lightweight setup for outpatient registration, consultation, prescription, billing, reports, and patient follow-up.
Why CARE Clinics
Clinics need continuity, not just faster data entry.
Clinics are often the first and most frequent point of care. CARE helps turn each visit into a structured record, a completed workflow, a clear follow-up, and a data point the system can learn from.
Clinic network
Multi-site operations with shared configuration, facility-level reporting, role-based access, and common patient workflows.
Primary-care program
CARE forms and dashboards for screening, chronic-care follow-up, referrals, immunization, and public-health reporting.
Specialty outpatient center
Configurable specialty templates, investigations, pharmacy workflows, procedure billing, and follow-up pathways.
Clinic workflow
One outpatient loop from booking to follow-up.
CARE Clinics connects the front desk, clinician, pharmacy, lab, billing counter, patient, and reporting team through the same patient timeline.
01
Book
Create appointment slots, public facility pages, and visit queues.
02
Register
Capture demographics, identifiers, contacts, and visit reason.
03
Consult
Record notes, forms, diagnoses, vitals, orders, and advice.
04
Order
Request labs, imaging, procedures, medications, and follow-up.
05
Dispense
Connect prescriptions to pharmacy, stock, and audit trails.
06
Bill
Capture services, payments, invoices, coverage, and reconciliation.
07
Follow up
Assign tasks, reminders, referrals, and next visit dates.
08
Report
Review activity, outcomes, quality, stock, and operational load.
Product capabilities
The operating surface for a modern clinic.
CARE Clinics is not a thin appointment tool. It connects clinical documentation, clinic operations, pharmacy, billing, reports, and follow-up on the same open platform.
Appointments and queues
Facility pages, appointment slots, walk-ins, token direction, waiting lists, and service queues for busy outpatient settings.
Patient registration
Fast demographic capture, patient search, identifiers, contact details, consent direction, and longitudinal record linkage.
OPD encounters
Clinical notes, vitals, symptoms, diagnoses, observations, advice, follow-up dates, and configurable specialty forms.
EMR form builder
Templates for primary care, specialty clinics, NCD follow-up, screening, immunization, and program-specific outpatient workflows.
Prescriptions
Medication requests, dosage instructions, substitutions, refill direction, dispensing handoff, and pharmacy audit trails.
Investigations
Lab orders, diagnostic reports, sample tracking direction, results review, and structured observations linked to the encounter.
Pharmacy and inventory
Clinic stock, dispensing, procurement, stock alerts, expiry review, item movement, and facility-level inventory visibility.
Billing and reports
Service charges, invoices, payments, schemes, receipts, daily summaries, operational dashboards, and accounting direction.
Patient engagement
Patient portal direction, OTP login, appointment reminders, instructions, follow-up nudges, and communication requests.
Analytics
Visit volume, diagnosis trends, follow-up completion, prescription patterns, stock movement, revenue, and service utilization.
Built on CARE Core
Clinic workflows should strengthen the shared healthcare core.
The clinic blueprint reuses CARE Core primitives for patients, encounters, forms, orders, medications, reports, access control, audit trails, APIs, and standards-aligned records.
Built on CARE Core, not a standalone clinic app
FHIR-aligned records and open APIs
Configurable forms for different clinic types
Self-hostable, cloud, hybrid, or on-premise
Role-based access control and audit trails
Extensible with labs, pharmacy, billing, ABDM, and AI plugins
AI-ready outpatient care
AI should help the visit, not sit outside it.
CARE Clinics gives AI the context it needs: the patient record, encounter, forms, medications, investigations, roles, and audit trail. AI drafts; clinicians review; CARE records.
Voice and form assist
Draft visit notes, fill structured forms, and reduce outpatient typing while keeping clinician review in the loop.
Doctor summary
Summarize the patient record, recent visits, medications, investigations, and follow-up needs before the consultation.
Care plan support
Draft follow-up instructions, task lists, patient guidance, and referral summaries from the encounter context.
Implementation model
Start small. Keep the architecture ready to grow.
CARE Clinics can start with the essential outpatient loop and expand into labs, pharmacy, inventory, billing, patient engagement, analytics, and AI support.
01
Configure clinic master data
Facilities, departments, services, tariffs, staff roles, rooms, schedules, and catalogues.
02
Map workflows
Registration, OPD, pharmacy, lab, billing, follow-up, reports, and patient communication.
03
Launch focused workflows
Start with booking, registration, consultation, prescription, billing, and reports.
04
Extend with apps
Add labs, pharmacy, inventory, ABDM, patient portal, messaging, analytics, and AI support as needed.
Outcomes to measure
A clinic system should improve care, operations, and continuity.
Access
appointment availability, walk-in wait time, follow-up completion
Clinical quality
record completeness, investigation closure, prescription review
Operations
queue load, pharmacy stock, billing turnaround, daily reporting
Continuity
repeat visits, referral completion, care-plan adherence
CARE Clinics FAQ
Clinic deployment, explained plainly.
What is CARE Clinics?
CARE Clinics is a clinic and primary-care deployment blueprint built on CARE Core. It supports appointments, registration, OPD encounters, prescriptions, investigations, pharmacy, billing, reports, patient engagement, and follow-up workflows.
Is this different from CARE HMIS?
CARE Clinics uses the same open core as CARE HMIS, but the workflow surface is tuned for outpatient and primary-care settings instead of a full hospital rollout with inpatient, emergency, and ward operations.
Can CARE Clinics support multiple clinic sites?
Yes. CARE can model facilities, users, roles, schedules, services, reports, and data access across a clinic network while still supporting facility-level operations.
Can implementation partners localize it?
Yes. Partners can configure forms, service catalogues, billing rules, reports, integrations, training, and deployment processes while contributing reusable improvements back to CARE Core.
Deploy CARE Clinics
Build a clinic workflow that can grow into a health system.
CARE helps clinics move from isolated software to connected outpatient infrastructure that can support patients, teams, programs, and partners over time.