Every visit is filed under the treating doctor. Open a patient and see your own record first: the last visit, prescription and reports on one screen, with the practice-wide history one click away.
Illustration of the Casebook workflow
On paper, every visit starts with a search for the last one. The cost is rarely one big failure. It is four small ones, repeated in every session, by every doctor and at every counter.
History lives in a paper folder. When it is mislaid, the consultation starts again from nothing.
Every routine follow-up means writing out the same drugs, doses and advice by hand.
Next-visit dates live on slips of paper, so who never came back is a guess, not a list.
The service on the prescription is typed again at the billing counter, or never billed at all.
Each step writes into the next, so the case sheet already knows what reception captured.
ID proof, contact and referring doctor
The doctor's slot, booked from the calendar
Complaints, history, allergies, vitals, diagnosis
Drugs with dose and duration, services, advice
Next-visit date, printed summary, filed to history
Why CasebookA doctor opening a patient sees their own record first, with the practice-wide history alongside. A clinic owner who practises works from the same login.
23 specialty case sheets on one base, your own forms from the form builder, and the case sheet in six languages.
A writing pad, clinical calculators, drug-interaction checks and medicine comparison, without leaving the visit.
Services ordered in the consultation reach the OP bill without being typed again at the counter.
Every capability is labelled Live, In delivery or Roadmap. Live is shown running in your demonstration.
Ships today and can be shown running.
Scheduled, never assumed or demonstrated.
Status checked against the product in October 2026. Laboratory, pharmacy, in-patient care and medical records (MRD) are Nucleus features; a practice that needs them moves up to Nucleus, with record migration scoped at fit and gap.
All three carry the full clinical record. Moving up later keeps every record where it is. Your proposal sets out the edition that fits.
One doctor, one clinic
Several doctors, one clinic
Several doctors, larger practices
Case sheets, services, doctor profiles, roles
Patient lists and service masters, checked
Training by role, then live consultations
Every doctor and counter on Casebook
Week 1 starts when your proposal is signed. A single-doctor practice needs less time.
You stay in control of your data — on our cloud in India or on your own servers.
Backup and uptime commitments are for our cloud; on your own server they are agreed in the proposal. No external security certification is claimed.
CasebookClinics and practices with no in-patient beds; a doctor-wise EMR.
NucleusClinics and hospitals up to 100 beds; out-patient and in-patient care on one record.
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Nalam360Hospitals above 100 beds, and multi- and super-speciality hospitals with ICUs.
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MediBridge LabCoreA laboratory run as its own business or network, with MediBridge Connect for analyzers.
View LabCoreBeds decide first. A hospital under 100 beds that runs ICUs and several super-specialities is assessed for Nalam360 at fit and gap. Moving up, patient records are migrated as part of the next product's go-live.
Free to download — no form to fill in.
BrochurePDF · 4 pages · 0.4 MBFlyerPDF · 2 pages · 0.3 MBPresentation deckPDF · 16 pages · 0.9 MBProcess flowchartPDF · 2 pages · 0.3 MBTrial run SOPPDF · 16 pages · 1.0 MBBring your current case sheet, your service list and one printed prescription to the specialty review.
For clinics with beds and hospitals up to 100 beds.
For multi- and super-speciality hospitals and groups.
For diagnostic, hospital and reference labs, and lab networks.
