The operating system for hospitals and clinics
Doccine is the operating system for hospitals and clinics in India. Its OPD queue keeps the front desk and the doctor's cabin on the same page: who has arrived, who is waiting too long, whose vitals need attention and who still has to pay.
Reviewed by Dr. Herin Shah, MBBS · Updated
Queue and tokens
Check patients in with a token, send them in and see waiting and consult minutes on every row. Late and long-waiting patients stand out.
Appointments
Day, week and month views for every doctor. Drag a visit to a new time and Doccine warns you if it is outside the doctor's hours or overlaps another visit.
Counter checks
Vitals out of range are flagged before the patient reaches the doctor, duplicate patient files are stopped, and visits still open at the end of the day are listed.
OPD billing
GST-ready OPD bills with part payments and dues, and the day's collection ready at closing time.
Doctor's cabin
When reception sends a patient in, the doctor already sees allergies, current medicines and only the readings that are out of range. No file to search for.
Closing time
At the end of the day, Doccine shows the visits still open, the collection by payment mode and the patients who missed their follow-up.
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 storyOPD management software runs an outpatient department: appointments, tokens and the waiting queue, vitals, consultations and billing, so the front desk and doctors work from the same live list.
Yes. Each doctor has their own queue, timings and calendar, and reception sees all of them.
Yes. Doccine works in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, and the queue updates live.
Yes. When a patient is registered again, Doccine finds the existing file so one patient keeps one record.
Join the waitlist with your name, WhatsApp number, specialty, and your clinic or hospital. That's all.
