Registration & appointment
Reception creates or finds the patient, schedules a visit or registers a walk-in, and starts the appointment journey.
NexusCare connects operational and clinical steps while giving each role a focused workspace.
Every transition has a clear owner, status and next action.
Reception creates or finds the patient, schedules a visit or registers a walk-in, and starts the appointment journey.
Charges move to Billing/Cashier. Payment, no-charge eligibility or an authorized waiver determines whether the visit can move forward.
Reception confirms arrival. Nursing records vitals and prepares the encounter for the doctor.
The doctor documents complaint, assessment, ICD-coded diagnosis, prescription, investigations and follow-up.
Orders move into module-specific worklists with their own billing and operational states.
Follow-up and report-review visits remain linked to the clinical context of the earlier encounter.
The product changes its emphasis based on responsibility, not just menu permissions.
Appointments by hour, arrivals, reschedules, payment-pending patients and quick actions stay in one operational view.
The doctor sees patients handed over after check-in/vitals, along with follow-up context and day-care reviews.
Nurses work from an actionable list: record vitals, support same-day care and hand patients onward.
Track pending/partial bills, collect payments, print receipts and understand outstanding balances.
Collection, processing, review and final release have explicit states and ownership.
Prescriptions, OTC sales, purchases/GRN, batch/expiry and stock awareness stay connected.
Licensed modules can be enabled when needed. Disabling a module removes operational access without deleting its historical records.
Language, currency, clinic identity, document layouts and market-specific integrations can be configured without changing the product’s core identity.
Tell us how your reception, doctors, billing and ancillary teams work today. We’ll show you the corresponding NexusCare workflow.