Ordered but never billed
Reconciles every lab and radiology order against the invoice. Investigations that were performed and released without a charge line get surfaced the same day.
Live in a 100-bed multispeciality hospital
NexusHealth runs the whole hospital — OPD, IPD, pharmacy, diagnostics and billing — on one local-first platform, then finds the revenue quietly leaking out of it. Purpose-built for 50–250 bed multispeciality hospitals in India.
Runs on-premise. Cloud sync optional. Your data never has to leave the hospital.
One patient · one record · end to end
Single source of truthRegistration
MRN + token
Encounter
Vitals, notes, Rx
Orders
Lab, radiology
Pharmacy
IP + OP stock
Billing
Invoice, payment
Revenue Integrity sits across every step — catching the order that was never billed, the consumable never charged, and the discount nobody approved.
The difference
In a busy hospital, income leaks in small, boring, invisible ways — an order performed and never billed, a drug issued and never charged. NexusHealth runs continuous checks across departments and puts the gaps in front of the people who can fix them, while the patient is still in the building.
Reconciles every lab and radiology order against the invoice. Investigations that were performed and released without a charge line get surfaced the same day.
Matches IP and OP dispensing against stock movement and billing, so consumables and drugs issued to the ward stop disappearing from the bill.
Cross-checks admission length, bed category and recorded procedures against what was actually invoiced at discharge.
Every concession carries a reason and an approver. Discounts issued outside policy are logged with the remark and the user who applied them.
Revenue Integrity is also available as a standalone module — it can run alongside the HMS you already have, before you commit to replacing it.
Request a leakage assessmentThe platform
Not a billing package with clinical bolted on, and not an EMR that ignores the money. NexusHealth covers the hospital end to end, so nothing has to be re-keyed between departments.
OPD and IPD registration, automatic MRN generation, duplicate detection and record merging, and full longitudinal history.
Doctor schedules with exceptions, token-based queue management, and both list and token views for the front desk.
Encounters, configurable vitals, prescriptions, structured clinical notes and casesheet uploads — with medical symbol shortcuts built into every field.
Lab, radiology and procedure orders with a technician worklist, result entry, file attachment and full status tracking.
Separate IP dispensing and OP counter-sale POS, each with its own stock and inventory, ward indents and a shared drug master.
Charge master, invoices, payments, deposits and refunds, with editable investigation pricing and audited discount remarks.
Real-time bed board across a facility, building, floor, ward, room and bed hierarchy, with live occupancy and cleaning status.
Cornerstone-based viewer integrated with an Orthanc DICOM server, including 3D reconstruction for cross-sectional studies.
Structured discharge workflow producing print-ready PDFs on your hospital letterhead, including transfer and shift-out forms.
Financial, clinical and operational reporting with CSV and PDF export, built for daily management review.
Follow-up tracking, appointment reminders, no-show capture and multi-channel patient communication with templates.
Branch-scoped data with controlled cross-branch access, 13 staff roles and 47+ granular permissions.
Architecture
Indian hospitals do not get to pause admissions because a fibre line is cut. NexusHealth is built on-premise first — the cloud is there for backup and reach, never as a single point of failure.
Deployment topology
Inside the hospital
Reachable only from the hospital network and approved VPN devices.
Cloud — if you want it
Trust
Patient data carries obligations that ordinary business software does not. Access control, audit and recoverability are part of the foundation here, not a compliance module bolted on before an inspection.
Reads and writes against patient data are written to an immutable audit log — who, what, when, and from where.
13 staff roles and 47+ granular permissions. Doctors see the full clinical picture; financial detail stays with the people who need it.
Complexity rules, password history, scheduled expiry, account lockout after repeated failures, and centrally revocable sessions.
Access is limited to the hospital network and explicitly approved devices, with all traffic over HTTPS.
Clinicians are never blocked in an emergency — but every override is recorded, attributed and reviewable afterwards.
Automated backups with restore verification, so the recovery plan is something you have tested rather than something you own.
Implementation
Most HMS projects do not fail on features — they fail in the six weeks around go-live, when staff are busy and nobody has time to learn a new system. That is the part we take seriously.
We map your existing workflow, charge master, wards and departments, then configure the system around how your hospital already works — not the other way round.
Existing patient records, drug masters and pricing are brought across and reconciled with you before anything goes live.
Front desk, nursing, doctors, pharmacy, lab and billing are each trained on their own screens — short sessions, on your floor, in your workflow.
We are physically present for the switchover and the days that follow, when the questions actually arrive.
After the system settles, we come back with the first revenue integrity findings and work through them with your management team.
Next step
We would rather show you the system handling a live OPD queue than talk you through a slide deck. Tell us your bed count and the departments you run, and we will tailor the walkthrough to them.