Patient registration
One record for every patient, from the first visit.
- UHID, MRD and patient code
- Photo from webcam
- ABHA number linking
- Merge duplicate patients
One ophthalmologist with an optometrist, or a full eye hospital: vision, AR, IOP and A-scan readings go straight from the optometrist's chair to the doctor's screen, and on to the counsellor and the surgery list when you need them.
Same software. Start with the OPD screens and use more as you grow.
One doctor, an optometrist and a front desk. You need a quick OPD, clear readings and a neat prescription.
Several doctors and optometrists, a counsellor, an operation theatre and admitted patients.
Readings written by the optometrist get written again by the doctor.
Nobody is sure whose drops went in when, or who should go in next.
Last year's glass power and IOP, and surgery follow-ups, kept in cards and registers.
Eye screens on top of the full Cloud Health software. Eye clinics use the OPD screens; eye hospitals add counselling, OT and IPD.
Vision, AR, IOP, refractive workup and A-scan, each on its own screen, seen by the doctor instantly.
Anterior and posterior segment and special tests for each eye, with your saved findings one click away.
Start the timer on the patient's queue card; everyone sees how long the drops have been in.
AR values copied in one click, printed in your own format, with a chart of changes over visits.
For eye hospitals: counsellor dashboard for surgery advice, packages and planned admissions.
Surgery booking, pre-operative checklists, OT notes and discharge summaries.
Right and left eye side by side. Click a box to pick the value from a list, or bring last visit's values in one click. What the optometrist saves is on the doctor's screen right away.
Distance and near vision for each eye, in the four ways your optometrist checks it.
AR readings and what the patient accepts, before and after dilation.
Pressure of each eye with the date and time it was taken, and pachymetry beside it.
Put the drops in and press Start on the patient's queue card. Everyone in the OPD sees how long it has been.
Spectacle prescription for distance and near, with the lens details your optical shop needs.
Everything you measure before ICL or refractive surgery, for both eyes on one screen.
Biometry and the IOL chosen for each eye, saved with the patient for cataract surgery.
The doctor opens the patient and finds the optometrist's readings already there. Then the examination of each eye.
Register or find the patient, give a token and collect the consultation fee.
Vision, AR and IOP go into the eye workup; the dilation timer runs on the queue.
All readings are already on screen. Add findings, diagnosis and prescription.
Glass prescription and medicines printed, bill made, next visit reminded by SMS.
Counselling and package, OT records, discharge summary and post-op visits.
Reception, billing, pharmacy and reports work together with your specialty screens.
Register patients in seconds and keep the waiting area calm.
One record for every patient, from the first visit.
Walk-ins and online bookings in one diary.
Patients see their turn on the TV, staff stop shouting names.
Know which doctors send you patients.
Admission to discharge without a single loose file.
See every bed, ward and patient at a glance.
Daily notes, visits and care records in the patient's digital file.
Pre-operative, pre-anaesthesia and OT records.
Discharge summaries and NABH paperwork done right.
Never run out of stock, never sell an expired strip.
Counter sales and IPD medicine supply.
Indent, purchase order and purchase bill.
Consumables across every store and department.
Equipment, locations and maintenance.
Every rupee recorded, every department.
OPD, IPD, procedure, lab and pharmacy bills.
Cashless patients without the chaos.
Your books inside your hospital software.
Didn't find your answer?
Ask on WhatsAppYes. An eye clinic can use just the OPD side: queue with the dilation timer, optometrist workup, glass prescription, the doctor's eye examination and billing. Counselling, OT and IPD are there if you grow into an eye hospital.
Yes. Cloud Health has eye-specific screens for vision, AR workup (un-dilated and dilated), IOP, refractive workup, A-scan and glass prescriptions, the doctor's eye examination, a dilation timer on the OPD queue, and eye OPD and IPD dashboards.
No. Click a box and pick the value from a list. "Sync last" brings the previous visit's values, and "Sync AR data" copies the AR readings into the glass prescription.
Yes. Earlier glass prescriptions and IOP readings are shown on charts, so a change in power or a rising pressure is easy to spot.
Yes. The optometrist saves the workup and the doctor sees it immediately on their screen, so nothing is written twice.
Yes. The counsellor dashboard, package billing, IPD booking and OT records cover the full surgery journey, from counselling to discharge.
The pharmacy module handles medicine sales, stock, batches and expiry. Talk to us about your optical counter during the demo.
Yes. Cloud Health has completed ABDM milestones M1, M2 and M3 and is certified by NHA.
Book a free demo with our team. When you are ready: free data migration, free staff training and a free trial.