The operating system for hospitals and clinics
Doccine is the operating system for hospitals and clinics in India. Its e-prescription is fast to write and checked before it reaches the patient: Doccine reads every medicine against the patient's record, shows what it found, and the doctor decides.
Reviewed by Dr. Herin Shah, MBBS · Updated
Safety checks
Before you finish, Doccine checks each medicine against the patient's allergies (by salt and by class), the same medicine twice, serious interactions, the child's dose for today's weight and pregnancy. It never blocks you.
Fast to write
Search a brand or a salt from India's medicine catalogue of over a lakh brands. Dose, frequency and duration are chips; your usual prescriptions are a click away.
Print and share
Prescriptions print on your own letterhead in English, Hindi or Gujarati and go to the patient as a PDF on WhatsApp.
Knows the patient
Allergies and pregnancy show wherever the patient appears, and the medicines they already take from any doctor in your hospital or clinic are read before you add a new one.
Your way of writing
Save your own prescription sets and text snippets, and India's medicine catalogue fills in your usual doses. A complete prescription takes a few clicks.
After the visit
The day each BP or sugar medicine was started or changed is marked on the patient's chart, and follow-up reminders go to the patient on WhatsApp when they are due.
Built by a doctor
“The care was good. The operations around it were broken. Doccine carries the operations, and leaves the medicine to you.”
Dr. Herin Shah finished his MBBS in 2014, then spent ten years building technology for multi-million and billion-dollar companies outside India. He founded Doccine in Surat to bring that standard to Indian healthcare.
Dr. Herin ShahFounder, Doccine · MBBS · MCA
Read the founder's storyE-prescription software lets a doctor write prescriptions on a computer or phone instead of paper, print or share them digitally, and keep them in the patient's record.
Yes. Before you finish, Doccine checks each medicine for the patient's allergies (by salt and by class), the same medicine twice, serious interactions, the child's dose for today's weight and pregnancy. It asks you to decide and never blocks you.
Yes. Doccine includes India's medicine catalogue with over a lakh brands and their salts.
Yes. Doccine sends the prescription to the patient as a PDF on WhatsApp, in English, Hindi or Gujarati.
Join the waitlist with your name, WhatsApp number, specialty, and your clinic or hospital. That's all.
