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Vaidyah is built with physician scientists, doctors, researchers and AI engineers, backed by numbers, real facts and the pain points of how Indian outpatient care actually runs. Front desks and hospital owners across regions tell us what works and what does not.
Notes written after the last patient leaves, or not written at all. A prescription is the only record of most visits.
Tokens on a register, names called down the corridor, a file that is with the patient when it is needed at the desk.
Bills in one book, the OPD in another. Money that leaks in small discounts and a day-end that takes an hour.
Software that speaks only English, assumes a scribe on staff, and prices itself for a 300-bed corporate hospital.
Facts, then features. The doctor decides. Indian languages first. Affordable by design. Honest about what is not done yet.
Every screen started as a description of what a real desk, nurse or doctor does today, in their words, in their hospital. We build the thing, then watch it used.
The AI drafts; the doctor signs. That order is in the architecture, not just the marketing. Nothing an AI wrote becomes a record on its own.
All 22 scheduled Indian languages and English in the consultation and on the prescription, because that is how consultations happen.
One system for the whole OPD, priced per doctor, with no per-patient fees and no implementation project. Small hospitals should not pay corporate prices.
Release 1 is the OPD. Insurance claims and ABDM come next and are marked as such. We would rather say 'soon' than pretend.
Physician scientists, practising doctors, researchers, AI engineers, front-desk staff and hospital owners across these regions review what we build and tell us where it is wrong.
Vaidyah Scribe · Vaidyah OPD · Patient messages · Billing and reports · ABDM connect
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