The health ID is built.
The consulting room is the gap.
India has issued crores of digital health identities. Most clinics a patient walks into still cannot accept one — because no software has ever been faster than the paper pad it was asking them to give up.
Every clinical entry is coded at the point of writing, by the clinician who wrote it.
1 complaint · 2 test · 3 diagnosis · 4 medicine
The rails are built.
The desk is the constraint.
A national identity layer exists and works. What is missing sits three feet from the patient: software that survives contact with a ninety-second consultation.
Storage is commoditising. The ninety seconds in the consulting room is the durable, defensible layer.
Figures are public national totals, rounded. Clinic counts in India are estimates rather than a census; the registry-based figure is the conservative one.
Three layers. One record.
Each layer is a product in its own right — and each exists because the layer below it produced something worth carrying. From the consultation, to the institution, to the patient.
CAD CARE PRIME™
The software a clinic actually runs. One box, four numbers, a printed prescription in seconds — and a coded record nobody had to type twice.
Explore PRIME →CAD CARE PLUS™
The full platform. Pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, community, research and supply chain — eleven modules writing to one patient identity.
Explore PLUS →CAD CARE PAXX™
The patient's own health account. Consented access to their record wherever it was written, and a personal assistant that reads it back to them.
Explore PAXX →Four numbers.
No coding dialog.
Every clinical system that codes to SNOMED asks the clinician to walk a hierarchy. The Attribute Box inverts it: the clinician types what they were going to write anyway, and the binding happens underneath.
One control. First character selects the domain. No dialog, no hierarchy, no second screen.
Domain key, query, and a shorthand for dose and frequency written the way prescriptions already are.
Ranked by this clinician's own history. Served locally — the capture path makes no network call.
SNOMED, LOINC, ICD and ATC bound at entry, with the original words kept verbatim alongside.
Assembled after the encounter closes, never in the path between the doctor and the printer.
Coding is a by-product,
never a task.
- 1 complaint · 2 test · 3 diagnosis · 33 differential · 4 medicine
- Nothing blocks. An encounter with one medicine and no diagnosis closes without complaint.
- Original words are kept. What the clinician actually wrote survives alongside the code, permanently.
- No network in the capture path. Verified by packet capture, not by assertion.
Built for software that lives
next to patient care.
Nothing blocks
No validation, no gate and no sync failure may stop a clinician finishing a consultation. Incompleteness is recorded, never enforced.
Coding is a by-product
If a clinician performs an action whose only beneficiary is the data model, the design has failed.
Offline is the normal case
Specified as an offline application that opportunistically syncs — not an online one with a fallback.
Compliance is invisible
Registry onboarding, consent and linkage are done on the clinic's behalf. Nobody is sent to a portal.
One record. Eleven questions.
From the consulting room to the district programme — each module built for the person who owns the decision, all writing to the same patient identity.
Patient Management
Know who walked in.
Explore →Physicians · outpatient · inpatientIntegrated Medical Management
The consultation, coded as it happens.
Explore →Dental practices · hospital dentistryIntegrated Dental Management
Dental on the same spine.
Explore →Diagnostic labs · collection centresLaboratory Information
Close the loop on the order.
Explore →Imaging centres · teleradiologyRadiology Information
Imaging without a workstation.
Explore →Clinics · hospital pharmacyPharmacy Information
Prescribe by substance, not by brand.
Explore →Programmes · public healthCommunity Management
Health beyond the queue.
Explore →Emergency · referral networksDistress Aid Management
When the patient needs someone else.
Explore →Academic centres · biobanksResearch Management
Research without exposing patients.
Explore →Hospital stores · programmesSupply Chain Management
Forecast from what was prescribed.
Explore →Administrators · health systemsOrganisation Administration
Run the thing.
Explore →Clinical data outlives
the software that made it.
A prescription written today may be read in twenty years by a clinician who has never heard of us. That constrains the architecture more than any feature request.
India
Stored in India on empanelled infrastructure, with staff access limited to role.
Granular
Care, linkage and messaging are separate consents. Refusing any of them does not degrade care.
The clinic's
We hold it on their behalf under a written agreement, with an exit provision.
Append-only
Amendment creates a version. Nothing is overwritten, nothing is silently deleted.
Prove it in your own clinic.
Pilot clinics are partners, not customers. We set you up in person, then leave you alone for three weeks and come back to ask what broke.