Bharse is built as one EHR + HMS platform, not a bundle of bolted-together products. Every module sees the same patient record, the same encounter timeline, the same consent history.
Everything that touches the patient — from booking to discharge — runs on the same thread, so nothing has to be retyped or chased.
The same record across every hospital, lab, and pharmacy — and across providers in India through ABHA. Encounter timeline, care plan, allergies, consent history, family links. The single source of truth that every other module reads from and writes to.
Walk-in and scheduled, integrated with the encounter record.
Bed management, nurse handovers, daily progress notes.
Conversation → structured note in seven Indian languages.
Drug-interaction and allergy checks at the point of order — clinical decision support built into the prescribing flow.
Treatment plans captured on the encounter travel with the patient record, so the next visit picks up where the last one left off — across chronic conditions, post-op recovery, and antenatal care.
One-tap to a specialist, with full clinical context attached.
Results, prescriptions, and dispensing all flow into the patient thread, so the doctor sees the whole picture and the patient never carries a paper report again.
Order entry, HL7/FHIR-native interoperability with analyzers, reflex rules, critical-value escalation. Reports flow back to the encounter timeline within minutes of validation.
DICOM upload, viewer, structured reporting.
Lot-level stock, expiry alerts before write-off, exact-composition generic substitution matched salt-by-salt. Dispensing tied back to the original prescription.
Reorder thresholds, vendor management, batch-aware purchase.
Billing, claims, and collections — the financial side of healthcare that nobody likes to talk about. We made it the part you don't have to.
Coverage eligibility, pre-authorisation, claim assembly, and denial handling — full revenue-cycle management against public insurers, private TPAs, and Ayushman Bharat. The queue is prioritised by what will pay fastest, with missing fields surfaced at order entry — not after denial.
GST-ready invoices, package pricing, refunds, partial payments.
Open balances on the home screen. Aging buckets, recovery workflows.
Audit-trailed, approval-routed, ledger-correct.
The unglamorous work that runs a hospital — reminders, queues, reports, escalations — handled in the background.
Wait-time aware, multi-doctor, multi-site.
Patients book follow-ups, request refills, and log adherence from their phone — straight into the record. Refills come back to your pharmacy, follow-ups fill the appointment book, and the hospital stays their point of contact between visits. Family access only with explicit consent.
One screen for what needs attention today — bottlenecks, escalations, claims about to age out, staff load across sites.
The numbers that get reviewed in the Monday meeting.
ABDM, NABH, NABL, GST — filed, not assembled.
Most hospitals already have analyzers, an accounting system, a PACS, and other tools in place. Bharse plugs into them through standard HL7/FHIR/DICOM interoperability — it doesn't ask you to replace everything on day one.
All the standards Indian healthcare runs on, supported natively. The patient record is FHIR R4 from the first save, so it's portable to any other compliant system in the country.
Most lab analyzers speak HL7. Bharse listens.
Daily ledger sync to the accounting and ERP tools Indian hospitals already use. No re-entry.
Ambient consult notes, claim-field validation, drug-interaction checks, intelligent triage of incoming messages. Where AI helps the user finish faster, it's there. Where it would just add friction, it isn't.
Indian payment gateways and bank QRs supported. Reconciliation back to the encounter.
A walkthrough takes about twenty minutes. We'll show you the modules most relevant to your practice and answer the specific questions your team brings.