Adds in two taps
Reception types the name or picks a returning patient; chief complaint is a chip-group. The doctor sees it live.
For general physicians
An EMR for general physicians.
Queue, 5-step consult, Marathi & Hindi prescriptions.
Live OPD queue the reception runs, 5-step consult from chief complaint to signed prescription, smart presets for your most-used scripts, and auto-generated certificates. Built for a 58-second median consult without cutting the patient short.
Live OPD queue
One board for the day.
Reception adds the patient; the doctor sees their name, chief complaint and wait time. Numbers roll up as patients leave. Priority flags are a tap each on the row.
Priority on the row
BP, diabetic, elderly, follow-up, pregnant — one tap per flag. The doctor’s queue reorders itself.
No shouting across the room
“Next patient” is a tap on the queue, not a call to the corridor. Status (Waiting → In → Done) is one tap each.
5-step consult
Chief complaint to signed prescription in five taps.
Chief complaint → history → exam → diagnosis → prescription. One screen on an iPad. A return visit skips history and reuses the past diagnosis as the starting point. 58-second median across the active OPDs today.
One screen
No tabs, no sidebar, no clicks you can’t explain. Everything a GP consult needs is reachable without scrolling the chart.
Return visit shortcut
Opens with the past diagnosis + current medications pre-loaded. Three taps to update + prescribe.
58-second median
Measured across the live OPDs on EMRDoctor today. Fast consult is a product habit, not a benchmark on a slide.
Presets
Your common prescriptions become chip-choice.
Every medication combination you prescribe twice becomes a preset the next time. Edit a preset inline on the consult; you never leave the patient to maintain a template.
Learns from your scripts
Second time you prescribe the same combination, EMRDoctor offers it as a one-tap chip. You can rename or delete inline.
Shipped defaults
Fever + cough, acute diarrhoea, URTI, UTI, allergic rhinitis, GERD, mild hypertension, pre-diabetes. Edit per clinic.
Edit on the consult
You never leave the patient screen to maintain a template. Rename, update dose, add a new preset — all inline.
Certificates
Sick leave + fitness + vaccination, in minutes.
Auto-filled from the record — patient name, condition, dates. Doctor edits and signs. Prints with your letterhead; no watermarks or ads.
Shipped templates
Sick-leave, fitness-to-work, fitness-to-travel, prescription-renewal, vaccination, employer medical.
Auto-filled, edit on screen
Reads name + visit + condition from the chart. The doctor edits in one place, signs, prints.
Your letterhead
Custom header + footer per clinic. Prints like your paper used to, not like a vendor is advertising on your note.
Prescriptions
Marathi, Hindi or English — the patient’s language.
Pick the patient’s language once; the printed sheet carries dosage and timing in words the family can read. Standard medical terms stay in English alongside the local instruction so the pharmacist is never confused.
Three languages today
Marathi, Hindi and English ship today. The language is a per-patient preference you set once.
Dosage in words
“Two tablets after dinner, every day for a week” — not “1–1–0–1 × 7”. Family + pharmacist can both read it.
Zero ads on prints
Patient-facing prints carry your letterhead only. We never advertise on your prescription — ever.
Common questions from general physicians
Does it work for a solo doctor without a receptionist?
Yes. The default login lands you on the queue — add a patient, see them, print the prescription, send them to the next room. No reception seat needed. When you later add a receptionist, their account carries the queue, billing and the patient-detail entry; the doctor’s screen gets simpler, not more complicated.
What does the live OPD queue look like?
One board for the day. Reception adds the patient; the doctor sees their name, chief complaint and wait time. Numbers roll up as patients leave. Priority flags (BP, diabetic, elderly, follow-up) are a tap each on the row.
What is the 5-step consult?
Chief complaint → history → exam → diagnosis → prescription. One screen on an iPad. Default sequence is five taps through those stages; a return visit skips history and reuses the past diagnosis as the starting point. 58-second median consult across the active OPDs today.
Can I save my most-used prescriptions as presets?
Yes. Every medication combination you prescribe twice becomes a chip-choice preset the next time. Edit a preset inline on the consult screen; you never leave the patient to maintain a template. Common conditions — fever + cough, acute diarrhoea, URTI, UTI, allergic rhinitis — ship as defaults you can edit per clinic.
Does it generate medical certificates?
Yes. Sick-leave, fitness-to-work, fitness-to-travel, prescription-renewal, vaccination certificate, and the standard employer medical. Auto-filled from the record (patient name, condition, dates); doctor edits and signs. Prints with your letterhead; no watermarks or ads.
Will my prescriptions print in Marathi or Hindi?
Yes. Pick the patient’s language once (Marathi, Hindi or English); the printed sheet carries dosage and timing in words the family can read. Standard medical terms stay in English alongside the local instruction so the pharmacist is never confused.
Can I bring my paper register across?
Yes, free. Send what you have — paper copies, a spreadsheet, an export from another EMR. We load it; you approve each batch before it goes live. Usually within a working week.
How much does it cost?
Monthly billing on a prepaid wallet, no contract, free until your team is trained. We share pricing on the demo call.
Also on EMRDoctor
Also for
Gynaecologists →
ANC + EDD, obstetric history, Marathi + Hindi prescriptions, maternity IPD, MTP + surgical consent forms.
Also for
Maternity hospitals →
Ward map and IPD beds, MAR for the nurse, MEWS before it needs a doctor, discharge in Marathi + English.
Trust
Security + how your data is kept →
Hosted on Microsoft Azure Central India (Pune). Encrypted in transit and at rest. Every write audit-logged. Full export on request.
See the queue and the 5-step consult on your own flow.
30 minutes on an iPad or screen share. We walk through a live queue, a real 5-step consult, a preset becoming a chip, and a signed Marathi prescription — and anything else you want to look at.