DrApps is our healthcare product line, built and run by Bhundal Infotech. It covers the OPD queue, the in-patient ward, the hospital pharmacy and the pathology lab, on the phones and computers you already have.
Products
DrApps Clinic, DrApps for hospitals, DrApps IPD, DrApps Pharmacy and LabApps
Works on
Any phone or computer, in the browser or the Android app
For patients
Nothing to install: book and track from a QR code or a link
Data
DPDP-ready, and each person sees only what their job needs
Patients book by scanning your QR, wait at home with a live token, and your desk calls them in with one tap.
One poster at reception lets patients book a day from the next 14 and a morning or evening slot, straight from the phone camera.
Online bookings and walk-ins share one queue. Mark arrived, Call next and Mark done are one tap each.
Any TV with a web browser shows the token being seen and calls it out in English, Hindi or Marathi.
Free phone alerts when a patient’s turn is near, medicine reminders, and one-tap WhatsApp follow-ups.
Record the fee as cash or UPI with a follow-up date and a note. Patients pay you directly, and DrApps takes no cut.
A separate login for your receptionist, and every chamber’s queue in one account, on the web and on Android.
Put one QR code at your entrance. Patients see every doctor with their days, timings and fees, and book a token straight into that doctor’s queue.
Address with directions, reception desks, emergency and ambulance numbers, and your cashless insurance desk, each one tap to call.
Add a doctor by their DrApps mobile number. The doctor accepts, keeps their own clinic and QR, and can leave at any time.
See how many doctors are on your page, follow every join request, and open your printable QR poster.
Patients search by doctor or specialty and see who is available today, with fees and ratings.
Your page lives at an address with your city and hospital name, and shares on WhatsApp with a preview.
An A4 entrance poster with your QR, specialties and numbers to call, in English, Hindi or Marathi.
Beds, bills, insurance claims, medicine rounds and the operation theatre in one system, for the IPD desk, nurses, doctors and the hospital admin.
Every ward, room and bed with its state: ready, occupied, cleaning or blocked. Admit into a bed, move a patient, and see the day of each stay.
UHID and IP number, advance deposit, admission slip and wristband, then the discharge summary, the final bill and the gate pass.
Bed charges go on by themselves each day. Add charges and discounts, take deposits and refunds, and print a receipt for every payment.
Record pre-authorization, insurer queries, approvals, enhancements and settlement step by step, with up to three claims on one stay.
Each dose shows as due, overdue or missed. Nurses record it as given, held or refused, and the doctor is alerted to doses not recorded.
Vitals, intake and output, diet orders and nursing notes on one chart. Bedside monitors can send their readings straight to it.
Book surgeries by theatre and time, tick the pre-op checklist, follow each case until it is back on the ward, and add OT charges to the bill.
A family code shows relatives the bed, the status, the reports and the running bill for that one stay, read only.
Bills, deposits, refunds and insurer payments post to the accounts by themselves, with a day book, ledgers, trial balance, GST summary and a Tally export.
Stock by batch and expiry, supplier purchases, issues to admitted patients and counter sales with a GST bill, in the same system as the ward.
Every medicine and consumable is kept by batch. Sales and issues take the batch that expires first, and expired stock is never sold.
Enter each supplier invoice as a goods received note, with the HSN code, GST and MRP for every item.
Medicines issued on the ward go on the patient’s IPD bill by themselves, and ward returns come off it.
Sell to OPD and walk-in patients with a tax invoice, and take returns against a credit note.
Mark Schedule H, H1 and X items. The counter asks for the prescription, and H1 sales fill the H1 register.
Batches close to expiry show in amber and items at their reorder level are listed on the Today screen. Every movement is in the stock ledger.
A patient books, a collector is assigned, and every tube carries its own barcode and a timestamped trail from the doorstep to the released report.
Bookings are checked against the areas you cover before they are accepted. Walk-in centers follow the same steps.
Booked, assigned, collected, in transit and released: each step records who, when and where, and is never rewritten.
A six-digit code confirms the handover at the door, and every tube is scanned with its own barcode.
Collectors get visits in route order, barcode scanning and a location stamp at each handover. Patients book and track in the Android app or the browser.
A report stays hidden until the lab releases it, then opens on the patient’s tracking link.
Lab admin, branch manager, collector and patient. A branch manager sees only their own branch.
The same rules apply to every DrApps product, whoever it is for.
Everything runs on the phones and computers you already have, in a browser or our Android apps.
Patients book and track from a QR code or a link. No account to create, no app to download.
Tokens, admissions, medicine doses and samples leave a timestamped trail, so you can always see who did what, and when.
DrApps Clinic flags an urgent patient but never reorders your queue. LabApps never shows a report before the lab releases it.
Each person sees only what their job needs: patients their own booking or report, staff their own clinic, ward, branch or lab.
Message us on WhatsApp. We are a small team in India and reply within one working day.
A clinic, a hospital or a lab: tell us how your day works, and we will show you the product that fits.