Core
For clinics that want to come off paper first. No AI features.
- Patient records, appointments and queue
- Manual SOAP notes, vitals and allergies
- Prescriptions and lab orders
- Billing, receipts and refunds
NexAura HMS Clinic management system
NexAura HMS runs a primary care clinic from the front desk to the bill. It drafts the consultation note while the doctor talks to the patient, and it links each patient's history across participating clinics, so nobody has to arrive carrying a file.
Built for primary care clinics in Pakistan. Prototype complete and in testing ahead of clinic trials.
Patient record view. Sample data.
The problem
Paper files travel in plastic bags. Doctors start every consultation from nothing. The front desk, the lab and the accounts each keep their own version of the day.
Test results, old prescriptions and referral letters live in a folder at home. If it is forgotten or lost, the doctor works without it.
A large part of each consultation goes on writing notes by hand, and those notes are hard for the next doctor to read.
Reception has a register, the lab has a logbook and billing has a receipt pad. Nobody can see the whole visit.
Benefits
What NexAura HMS is built to give a clinic, from the front desk to the consulting room.
Up to 40%
Joined-up workflows and drafted notes are designed to cut consultation time by up to 40%.
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The note is drafted from the conversation, in English or Urdu, for the doctor to read, correct and approve.
One record
Visits, results, allergies and prescriptions from participating clinics appear in one timeline, with the patient's consent.
One system
Registration, queues, consultations, prescriptions, lab and billing all work from the same record.
Always works
Every AI feature has a manual route, so the clinic keeps running if AI is switched off.
Consent first
Sharing needs the patient's one-time code, every request is logged, and patient data is never used to train AI.
The shared patient record
We have not found another clinic system in Pakistan that does this. When a patient registers, NexAura HMS checks whether they already have records at another participating clinic. If they do, the doctor can ask to see them while the patient is still in the room.
Access request view. Sample data.
AI-drafted consultation notes
NexAura HMS listens to the consultation, in English or Urdu, and drafts a structured SOAP note. The doctor reads it, corrects it and approves it. Joined-up workflows and drafted notes are designed to cut consultation time by up to 40%. That figure is a design target and has not yet been measured in live clinics.
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What is included today
This is the first version of NexAura HMS. It covers a primary care clinic end to end, with a separate login for each role.
Front desk view. Sample data.
Register a patient once. Demographics, allergies, history and every visit are kept in one record.
Book ahead or take walk-ins. Each doctor has a live queue, and reception can see who is waiting.
Vitals, allergies and a structured SOAP note, either drafted by AI from the conversation or typed by the doctor.
Written in the system and attached to the visit, in or outside a consultation.
Doctors order tests for the in-clinic lab. The lab technician enters results, and they appear on the patient record.
Fees are raised from the visit, payments are recorded at the desk, and refunds and adjustments are tracked.
Doctors, front desk, lab technicians, finance staff and administrators each see only what their job needs.
Records can be shared between facilities in one organisation, and between organisations, when the patient agrees.
Consultations can be recorded in either language, or a mix of both.
Packages
Every package includes the full clinic system. Prescribing and lab ordering work the same way in all three.
For clinics that want to come off paper first. No AI features.
For clinics where doctors want their time back.
For busy clinics and chains with many doctors.
Pricing depends on the number of doctors and consultations. Tell us about your clinic and we will send a quote.
What comes next
We would sooner show you where the product stops than sell you something that is not built. The clinic version is what exists today. The phases after it are planned in the order shown, and the last two are a long way further out than the first two.
Primary care and outpatient clinics. Everything on this page.
Wards, beds and inpatient care, so a hospital can run on the same record.
Prescriptions and test requests sent to outside pharmacies and laboratories.
AI that carries out routine tasks across the clinic. Not started.
An extended edition of the product. Planned after the phases before it.
Privacy and clinical safety
NexAura HMS was shaped with clinical advisors from a private healthcare provider, and its screens follow established clinical design practice.
AI output is a draft until a clinician approves it, and the record shows whether each entry was typed or AI-assisted.
Consultation recordings and records are used to care for that patient and for nothing else.
Every AI feature has a complete manual alternative, so the clinic keeps running if AI is unavailable or switched off.
Each request to share a record, and the patient's answer, is logged with the date and time.
Straight answers about what NexAura HMS does today. Ask us directly.
NexAura HMS is a clinic management system. It handles patient registration, appointments, queues, consultations, prescriptions, lab orders and billing in one place. It can draft the consultation note for the doctor, and it links a patient's record across participating clinics with the patient's consent.
No. The AI transcribes the consultation and drafts a note. The doctor reads it, edits it and approves it before anything is saved to the record. A doctor can also ignore the AI and type the note by hand.
No. Patient data is never used to train AI models.
Patients are identified by CNIC. When a patient registers at a clinic and has records at another participating facility, staff are told that records exist and can ask for access. The patient confirms with a one-time code sent to the mobile number on file. Without consent, nothing is shared.
The current version is built for primary care clinics and outpatient practice, and a hospital can use it for its clinics. A full inpatient module with wards and beds is the next planned phase and is not available yet.
There are three packages, Core, AI and AI Pro, priced by clinic size and usage. Contact us for a quote for your clinic.
A demo takes about 30 minutes. We walk through a patient visit from registration to billing and answer your questions about packages, setup and timing.