Platform overview
One system. Every department. One patient record.
RevSyn Care replaces the patchwork of clinical, billing, laboratory, pharmacy and reporting tools with a single platform where information follows the patient.
Command centre
Tue 10 Sep, 09:14Today's appointments
318
42 walk-ins
Current occupancy
84%
212 of 252 beds
Available beds
40
General 28, Private 9, ICU 3
OPD queue
37
Avg wait 18 min
Admissions
26
Planned 14, emergency 12
Discharges
19
5 pending final bill
Emergency patients
9
2 red, 4 yellow, 3 green
Revenue today
₹14.2L
OPD 38%, IPD 47%, pharmacy 15%
Outstanding receivables
₹2.8Cr
₹41L above 90 days
Pharmacy sales
₹2.1L
OP 61%, IP 39%
Lab TAT
2h 10m
Median, routine
Inventory alerts
14
9 low stock, 5 near expiry
OT schedule
Open OT board- OT 108:00Laparoscopic cholecystectomyDr. RaoIn progress
- OT 111:30Total knee replacement (L)Dr. MenonPredicted 2h 40m
- OT 209:00CABGDr. NairIn progress
- OT 310:00Cataract, 4 casesDr. SenScheduled
Ask RevSyn Care
Scoped to your role- Beds
Ward 3B is at 94%. 5 discharges are likely before 13:00; 3 have pending pharmacy returns.
- Claims
6 IP claims prepared today have documentation gaps. Review before submission to avoid denials.
- OPD
Orthopaedics wait time is 41 minutes against an 18-minute average. Dr. Menon's list is 6 patients behind.
- Inventory
Ceftriaxone 1g is likely to run out in 4 days at current consumption. A reorder draft is ready.
- Revenue
23 OT consumables from the last 7 days have no matching charge. Estimated value shown on the finance dashboard.
The command centre: today's appointments, occupancy, queues, theatres, revenue, receivables and exceptions, with Ask RevSyn Care alongside. Illustrative data.
How it holds together
One record
Every department reads and writes the same patient record. Orders, results, medications, charges and documents are one history, not six.
One operational picture
Beds, queues, theatres, staff and stock on live boards, with forecasts drawn from the hospital's own history.
Revenue at the source
Charges are validated when captured. Billing, insurance and receivables confirm the record rather than reconstruct it.
Intelligence in the workflow
Drafts, checks, forecasts and answers appear where decisions are made, and a person confirms every one.
Multi-entity by design
Group, hospital, location and department are first-class, with central control and local configuration.
Configured, not customised
Forms, templates, approvals, tariffs and country rules are configuration, so every hospital stays on the current version.
The patient journey on one platform
Select any step to see what is already on the record and what the step adds.
Step 1 of 11 · Patient
Appointment
Books online, on the app or by phone.
Already on the record
Nothing yet. The record starts here.
Added at this step
Slot, doctor, reason for visit
Available to the next step without re-entry.
Screens across the hospital
Vitals, orders, e-prescription and an AI-drafted note on one screen. The doctor reviews and signs.
Anaya Rao 54 F
NMC-204118 · Insured (TPA)
Clinical note
Sign note- Chief complaint
- Exertional chest discomfort for 2 weeks, worse on climbing stairs.
- Assessment
- Suspected stable angina. Risk factors: T2DM, HTN.
- Plan
- ECG and troponin today
- Echocardiogram
- Continue metformin 500 mg BD
- Review in 3 days with results
- ReviewConfirm statin history before prescribing
- ReviewInteraction check: none found
Vitals, today 09:02
BP
138/86
HR
78
SpO₂
97%
Temp
37.1°C
Wt
71 kg
Orders
Add order- ECG, 12-leadDone
- Troponin IAnalysing
- EchocardiogramScheduled Thu
e-Prescription
- Metformin 500 mg BD30 days
- Aspirin 75 mg OD30 days
Sent to pharmacy queue P-118 on signing.
Capabilities by function
Nine categories, organised the way a hospital is organised.
Clinical and patient care
One patient record from the first consult to discharge, with documentation that keeps pace with the clinician.
20 modulesHospital operations
Front desk, beds, theatres, transport and support services coordinated from one operational picture.
18 modulesDiagnostics
Laboratory, radiology and blood bank workflows from order to signed report.
9 modulesPharmacy and supply chain
Dispensing, purchasing and stock across every store and warehouse, tied to the prescription and the bill.
13 modulesFinancial and revenue management
Billing, insurance, receivables and accounting built by a revenue cycle company, not bolted on afterwards.
22 modulesPatient experience
Booking, queue, reports, bills, payments and messages in the patient's hands.
17 modulesWorkforce
Rosters, attendance, payroll and credentials for clinical and non-clinical staff.
12 modulesManagement and analytics
Role-based dashboards and a report builder over the same data the operation runs on.
14 modulesPlatform and administration
Multi-entity structure, permissions, configuration and deployment options that fit the organisation.
20 modules
Deployment
The same platform, deployed to fit hospital policy and connectivity.
Cloud
Managed deployment in a region chosen for data residency, with continuous updates.
On-premise
Available where hospital policy requires it, with managed update cycles. Confirm supported configurations with our team.
Hybrid
Cloud application with on-site components for imaging, device interfaces or offline continuity, where supported.
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