On your letterhead
A clean, printed prescription with the hospital’s letterhead and clear Hindi instructions.
Doctor’s room
You talk to your patient. DrMate writes it down.
With the patient’s permission, DrMate listens to the consultation and drafts the clinical note and the prescription. You check it, change anything you like, and approve it.
Or hear it now: call our demo line on 080 6553 5931.
More time for patients
Look at your patient, not your keyboard
- Works in 11 Indian languages, from Hindi and English to Tamil, Bengali and Marathi, or it works out the language itself.
- A complete note: complaint, history, examination, assessment and plan.
- A prescription draft from what you said, with Indian brand names.
- Gentle warnings before you approve, for example if a patient is allergic to a medicine.
- You always decide. Nothing is final until you approve it.
The patient leaves with everything
A copy on their phone
A QR code on the printout opens the prescription on the patient’s phone, with a button to book the follow-up.
A reminder to come back
When you write “review in 7 days”, patients who chose WhatsApp get a reminder before the date.
Medicines from your pharmacy
The patient’s copy has an order button, so the medicines you prescribed come from your own pharmacy. How it works →
Private by default
The patient says yes first
A short notice is read to the patient, and DrMate listens only after they agree. No audio is kept, and the conversation text is deleted after 30 days. Your approved notes stay with your hospital.
Three ways to work
See the conversation on screen as it happens, or keep the screen quiet and get the note right after the visit. Each doctor chooses what suits their OPD.
Questions we often hear
Something else on your mind? Write to us and a person will reply.
Does the patient have to agree?
Yes. DrMate listens only after the patient says yes. If they say no, the visit goes ahead as usual.
Is the conversation recorded?
No audio is kept. The words are turned into text, and that text is deleted 30 days after the visit. The note and prescription the doctor approves stay with the hospital.
Who has the final say?
Always the doctor. Nothing is saved or printed until the doctor checks and approves it.
Try it with one of your doctors.
Book a demo and see a consultation turn into a note and a prescription.