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NexaMed

Hospital software · Made in India

She told her story four times before anyone wrote it down.

Reception asked. The nurse asked again. The doctor asked a third time, because the clipboard hadn't caught up. NexaMed holds one visit as one record — the first spoken symptom through to the signed report — so nobody has to ask her twice.

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Speaks her languageA clinician signs everythingOne shared stateUPI via Razorpay
Englishहिन्दीதமிழ்తెలుగుবাংলাमराठीગુજરાતીಕನ್ನಡമലയാളംਪੰਜਾਬੀଓଡ଼ିଆاردو

Pain is hard enough to describe in your own language

Recognition & momentum

Built in the open.
Moving toward the hospital floor.

NexaMed is moving through the institutions that help Indian health technology cross the distance between a working product and a responsible hospital deployment. These are milestones, not substitutes for clinical validation — the next proof is the work done with hospitals.

  1. Recognition

    6th place at TMC Ignite ’75

    Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram

  2. Program selection

    Selected for the TMC Kerala Bioincubator Program

    Early institutional support for the NexaMed direction

  3. 2026 finalist

    Top 10 finalist at Manipal MedTech Hackathon 2026

    Recognised among the event’s leading medtech teams

  4. 1 March 2026

    Accepted into the Manipal–GoK Bioincubator

    A structured path from product development toward deployment

  5. Now

    Exploring hospital pilot opportunities

    In conversation with healthcare stakeholders across Kerala

The problem

Hospitals don't lose records.
They lose the thread between them.

Intake is on paper. Orders are in a register. Images are in a machine. Payments are in a ledger. Every handoff between them is a gap, and the patient is the one who falls through it — repeating herself, waiting on a report nobody can locate, calling a counter that can't help her.

TODAY

Five systems that never speak

Reception, OPD, radiology, billing, and the patient each hold a different version of the same visit. The reconciliation happens over phone calls and WhatsApp, and it happens all day.

THE SHIFT

One record, read by everyone

Order a chest X-ray and radiology, billing, and her phone already know. Not synced afterwards — the same record, read from four seats.

WHAT CHANGES

The visit stops coming apart

Reports stop sitting in a queue nobody can see. She stops ringing the counter to ask where hers is. The hospital moves like one team, because it's finally reading like one.

Scroll · One visit · 09:02 → 11:26

Riya's Tuesday morning, end to end.

09:02 · STAGE 01 / 05

The visit starts in her hand, not at a counter.

Riya checks in from her phone and watches her queue position move. The front desk is looking at the same number she is — not a copy of it that someone updates when they get a moment.

  • Walk-ins and appointments both check in from the app
  • Queue position is live for the patient and the desk at once
  • No token slip to lose, no clipboard, no repeated questions
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Where we stop

Clinical AI that works inside clear boundaries.

Our radiology intelligence is active and useful. We also show who reviews it, what the internal score means, and why nothing reaches a patient without clinical sign-off.

NexaMed's proprietary radiology algorithms provide a structured second read inside the active review workflow.

Proprietary machine-learning capability

The algorithms have reached scores of up to 87% on internal evaluation benchmarks developed with BITS Pilani collaborators.

Internal evaluation benchmark

The radiologist reviews the analysis, writes the final findings, and signs the report before it is released.

Clinician review and sign-off

A document that fails its scan is never readable, extractable, or visible to any model. When we're unsure, the answer is no.

Fail-closed document intake

These boundaries are part of the product, not an optional policy. Bring your clinical, compliance, and IT reviewers and we'll walk through how each one behaves in a real workflow. How the trust architecture works

What it does

Four systems that used to be four vendors.

Four logins, four support numbers, and four versions of the truth — running as one thing, on one record.

She speaks. It gets written down.

Patients describe what's wrong in the language they think in. Aira turns that into structured symptoms, duration, and severity, and routes the visit — before anyone reaches for a clipboard.

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Proprietary radiology intelligence

Our machine-learning algorithms provide an active second read and have reached up to 87% on internal evaluation benchmarks. Your radiologist reviews the analysis and signs the final report.

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One board the whole hospital reads

Queues, investigations, payments, and handoffs sit in one live state. Radiology doesn't phone billing to ask what happened, because they're both looking at the same row.

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Every touch leaves a mark

Access follows active facility membership wherever records are opened. Reads, edits, downloads, and exports are recorded in a lasting clinical trail.

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What changes

What one connected record actually does.

Intake finishes before the patient reaches the doctor

Average time to complete intake

Staff stop retyping what the patient already said

Intake fields retyped by staff

Every report carries a timestamp you can audit

Order to signed report

Patients speak the language they think in

Languages used by patients in production

We haven't put numbers on this page yet. The pilot is running and when we can show you a measurement we stand behind — with the method next to it — it goes here. Ask us what we're seeing so far

What's underneath

The boring parts, which are the ones that matter at 2am.

Nobody buys a hospital system for its export format. Everybody regrets it for its export format.

FHIR R4, not a private format

A consultation exports as a FHIR R4 document bundle — patient, encounter, diagnosis, prescriptions, investigations, reports. Your data leaves in a shape the rest of healthcare already reads.

An audit trail that can't be edited

Clinical reads, writes, downloads, and exports append to a log with the actor, the patient, the purpose, and the outcome. Append-only, so there's no version of events to argue about later.

ABDM-ready — and not pretending otherwise

Facility tenancy, HFR and HIP metadata, encrypted ABHA linkage, and a consent model are built. We are still in registration, so we don't yet call ABDM or exchange records. Those flags ship disabled.

Permission checked at every access point

A user needs an active membership in a facility before its data resolves at all. Hiding a button is not access control, so we don't treat it as any.

Four seats, one record

Everyone gets their own screen. Nobody gets their own version of the truth.

Doctors

Stop starting every visit cold.

  • Her symptoms are on screen before she sits down
  • Order investigations and prescribe without leaving the note
  • The history is already attached to the visit

Radiologists

Your signature, your words, your call.

  • Open a study in a session locked to you alone
  • Dictate instead of typing, if that's faster
  • Proprietary analysis gives you a second read before final sign-off

Operations

Run the floor without the phone calls.

  • Watch every department's queue on one board
  • Payments reconcile against Razorpay automatically
  • Follow an investigation from order to delivery

Patients

Stop calling the counter.

  • Check in and watch the queue move from her phone
  • Speak her symptoms instead of filling a form
  • The report arrives in the app the moment it's signed

See it on a real workflow

Bring a symptom. Watch the visit stay connected.

We'll use the workflow your team actually handles and follow it from intake to the signed report. The awkward edge cases are the useful part of the conversation.

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