For diagnostic centres
Diagnostic centre software from sample to signed report
Every test follows the same path: ordered, collected, run, entered, verified and delivered. Aarogentix keeps each step on the record, so the report that reaches the patient is the one the pathologist signed.
- Pay only for the modules you use
- Runs in the browser
- Works on desktop and tablet
What it does
Built around how your staff actually work
Test catalogue and prices
Keep your tests, rates and sample types in one catalogue, so billing and the lab use the same list.
Sample collection
Record who collected each sample, with the tube barcode and container, and see samples waiting to be collected. A rejected sample can be flagged for recollection.
Worklist and result entry
The lab sees what is waiting, what is running and what needs verification. Results are entered against each parameter with its unit and normal range.
Verification and critical values
A result is verified by a second step before it is released, and abnormal and critical values are flagged for attention.
Radiology reports
Imaging orders and the radiologist’s findings are recorded and printed as a report, next to the lab results.
Reports patients can trust
Printed reports carry your letterhead and a QR code that checks the report is genuine. Patients can see their results in the patient portal.
Connected
No re-typing between desks
Diagnostic centres is one part of a single system, so what one desk records is already waiting at the next.
See how the modules fit togetherA test ordered by a doctor appears on the lab worklist; a walk-in order is billed at the price-list rate.
Verified reports can be shared by WhatsApp or email, and appear in the patient’s record.
Day-end closing shows what each counter collected.
Nothing to install
Opens in the browser on desktops and tablets. Updates arrive without anyone visiting.
Bring your patients
Import your existing patient list from Excel on day one, duplicates flagged.
Made for Indian hospitals
GST bills, UPI and cash, CGHS and insurance, ABHA ID and NABH registers.
Patient data kept safe
Encrypted, every change logged, and each role sees only its own work.
Can walk-in patients with a doctor’s slip be billed and tested?
Yes. Register the patient, add the tests from the catalogue and the order reaches the lab worklist.
Can reports go on our letterhead?
Yes. Reports print with your name, logo and signatory, in English and in Hindi labels where you need them.
Do we need our own server?
No. It runs in the browser and we host it; setup is done from Settings.
Works hand in hand with
- LaboratoryLab orders from the consult and ward, sample collection, results with normal ranges, critical value flags, verification and printed reports.Learn more
- Hospital billingGST invoices, part payments, advances, refunds, IPD running bills, packages, CGHS and estimate bills, and day-end cash closing. Built for India.Learn more
- Patient records (EMR)Every visit, admission, test, prescription, bill and allergy for a patient on one screen. Import your patient list from Excel.Learn more
Guides for hospital owners
- Buying guideHow to choose hospital software in IndiaMost hospitals pick software after one demo and a price quote. These twelve questions take an afternoon to ask and save years of regret.
- OperationsHow to reduce waiting time in your OPDLong OPD queues are rarely about the doctor being slow. They come from avoidable gaps between steps. Here is where to look first.
- ComplianceNABH preparation for small hospitalsNABH looks large from the outside. Broken into routine records and habits, it is manageable for a small hospital.
- Getting startedMoving from Excel to hospital softwareSpreadsheets get a clinic far, then start to cost money and trust. Here is a calm, step-by-step way to move across.
- BillingHospital billing records checklist (GST)Clean billing is mostly about recording the same few things on every bill. This checklist covers what to capture, so your accountant is not rebuilding it at month end.
- Buying guideOPD software: what to compare before buyingOPD is where a hospital spends most of its day. Compare these twelve points and you will see quickly which software fits your front desk and your doctors.
- ComplianceRecords to keep when preparing for NABHPreparing for accreditation is easier when you know which records to start now. Here they are, grouped by who keeps them.
Give your staff one screen instead of five registers
Tell us which modules you need and we will set them up for you, or let us show you around first.