The operating system for hospitals and clinics
Doccine is the operating system for hospitals and clinics in India, set up for child health. Every dose is checked against the child's weight today, vaccinations follow the schedule, and growth is plotted at every visit.
Reviewed by Dr. Herin Shah, MBBS · Updated
Child dose
Weigh the child at the counter and Doccine checks each medicine's dose against today's weight before the prescription prints, along with allergies, duplicates and interactions.
Vaccination
Each child gets the Indian vaccination schedule from birth. Doccine shows what is due and overdue, records what was given, and reminds parents before the next dose.
Growth
Weight, height and head circumference are plotted on growth charts as you record them, so a child falling off their curve is seen at once.
Paediatric forms
Pick Paediatrics when you start and Doccine comes ready with examination forms, usual prescriptions, tests and procedures for children, all editable for your clinic.
Busy OPD
Walk-ins and appointments share one queue with waiting minutes on every row. The front desk and your cabin see the same queue at the same moment.
For parents
Prescriptions print on your letterhead in English, Hindi or Gujarati and reach the parent as a PDF on WhatsApp, with the follow-up date on it.
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 storyYes. Each medicine's dose is checked against the child's weight today, before the prescription prints. Doccine shows what it found and you decide.
Yes. Each child gets the Indian childhood schedule from birth, with due and overdue vaccines shown and reminders to parents before the next dose.
Yes. Weight, height and head circumference are plotted on growth charts at every visit.
Yes. Families often share a mobile; each child keeps a separate record.
Yes, as a PDF in English, Hindi or Gujarati.
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