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One platform. Every gap covered.
Twenty-seven modules on one governed spine — clinical, operational and financial, from the first booking to the settled claim.
WHAT THIS IS, AND WHAT IT IS NOT
You already have an HMS. This is the layer above it.
Most hospitals we talk to have working software. It is mature, it is fine, and it is not the problem. The gap is narrow, specific and expensive — and it sits after the record is written.
- Not an HMS
- Not an EMR
- Not a billing add-on
- Not a marketplace
Records that the claim was reduced, after it was reduced.
Warns at admission that the room breaches the cap, while somebody can still move the patient.
Healthcare
Revenue orchestration
Claims governance, deduction defence and settlement reconciliation, scored by Nadi before a claim leaves the building. Thirty beds to three hundred.
Enterprise
Corporate health aggregation
One roster, one panel, one invoice. Caps tracked live; HR sees participation and utilisation, never a diagnosis.
And underneath both
The front office, free forever
Booking, queue, prescriptions and the patient record at zero cost for every clinic in India. The free half builds the network the paid half watches.
THE NUMBERS
Four points where a claim loses value.
The gates exist so the bars stay whole. Worked arithmetic, illustrative.
- Billed
- Deducted
- Settled
Four intervention points, four different modules. The platform is not one thing that catches everything; it is four things that each catch one.
Illustrative arithmetic. Your own figures will differ.THE PLATFORM LOOP
Twenty-seven modules. One patient record.
WHAT WE WILL NOT TELL YOU
What the platform will not do.
Settlement rates we have not measured.
Which payer to avoid.
Mechanisms, gates, and arithmetic you can redo.
EVERY MODULE
Twenty-seven modules, one patient record.
- Revenue integrityClaims governance and deduction defence
- DecoderSettlement advices, read against what was billed
- PanelsOne contract, many clinics, one invoice
- PartnersThe pharmacy, the lab and the rider get their own link
- ReachCompanies researched and worked into your pipeline
- EmpanelmentAccreditation, rate cards and their versions
- Inpatient roundsWard services, handover and discharge
- ABDM & ABHALinking, FHIR R4 records, NHCX
- NABH evidenceThe register, produced on inspection
- Occupational healthFactories Act periodic examination
- Health packagesCamps, approvals and corporate billing
- Employee benefitsBenefits people actually use
- Corporate healthRoster in, coverage on
- AgentsNadi, working the queue unattended
- All modulesThe full list, by product
- FeaturesWhat each one actually does
HOW IT LANDS
One record. Twenty-seven modules reading from it.
Modules are not products bolted together. They read and write the same patient record, which is why a room-cap breach at admission is visible to the claims desk before the claim exists, and why a settlement advice can be read against the bill that produced it.
Turn on what you need
A hospital already running an HMS starts with revenue integrity alone. The clinical half stays off until it is wanted, permanently if that is the answer.
Live in days, not quarters
Data in and roles set on day one; the desk runs on it inside a week; the first reconciliation cycle closes end to end inside a month.
Nothing is a rip-and-replace
Your record system keeps recording. This is the layer that acts on what it records.
Turn on only what you need. The front office is free.
Twenty-seven modules, one record. Start with the one that is costing you most.