Ayurvedic clinic management software
AyurHealthPlus is clinic management software made for Ayurvedic clinics in India. It brings the whole clinic into one system: patient registration, the Ayurvedic case history, prescriptions, appointments and token queue, billing, pharmacy stock, Panchakarma therapy and separate logins for your staff. It works for a solo BAMS clinic as well as a multi-doctor Ayurvedic clinic, and runs in a web browser in Marathi, Hindi and English.
Everything an Ayurvedic clinic runs on, in one place
- Patient management: registration with clinic OPD numbers, search by name, OPD number or mobile, and every visit on one patient timeline
- Ayurvedic case history: a quick history-and-prescription screen for busy OPD hours, and an 18-module case sheet for new and long-term patients
- Prescriptions with Anupana and Pathya–Apathya, saved treatment kits, printing on your letterhead and sharing on WhatsApp
- Appointments and token queue for each doctor, with walk-ins and a waiting room view
- Billing: consultation fees, medicines and therapy packages, payments, refunds and a daily collection summary
- Pharmacy stock by batch and expiry date, dispensing from prescriptions, and low-stock and expiry alerts
- Panchakarma therapy plans, sessions, rooms and therapists
- Certificates (medical, fitness, sick leave) and consent forms
- Reports: daily collection, outstanding dues, waiting time, no-shows, stock value and therapist workload
Built for how an Ayurvedic clinic actually works
General clinic software is designed around modern medicine. An Ayurvedic clinic also needs Prakriti, Dosha, Agni and Ashtavidha Pariksha in the case history, Anupana and Pathya–Apathya on the prescription, and Panchakarma courses that run for days. AyurHealthPlus has fields and workflows for all of these, alongside vitals, modern investigations and a General OPD mode for patients who need modern medicines.
Patients often describe their problem in Marathi or Hindi. The doctor can record the consultation in those languages and let AI draft the case history, then check and save it.
Staff logins and roles
The clinic owner adds logins for doctors, receptionists, pharmacists and therapists. Each person sees only what their role needs: reception books appointments and bills without opening clinical case sheets, the pharmacist sees prescriptions to dispense, and therapists see their therapy sessions. Every clinic’s data is kept separate from every other clinic.
Getting started takes a few minutes
- Sign up and enter your clinic name, address, logo and registration number — they print on every prescription and bill
- Set your consultation fee and token prefix
- Add staff logins if you have reception or pharmacy staff
- See your first patient. Old patients can be added when they next visit
Try AyurHealthPlus in your clinic
1-month trial with the AI features included. Works in any browser — nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Ayurvedic clinic management software?
Choose software built for Ayurveda rather than general clinic software: it should record Prakriti, Dosha and Ashtavidha Pariksha, write prescriptions with Anupana and Pathya–Apathya, manage Panchakarma, and also handle appointments, billing and pharmacy. AyurHealthPlus does all of these and adds AI voice history taking in Marathi, Hindi and English.
Is AyurHealthPlus suitable for a single-doctor BAMS clinic?
Yes. A solo doctor can use just the patient records and prescriptions, and turn on appointments, billing or pharmacy when needed. All clinic tools are included on every plan.
Does it work as patient management software for clinics in India?
Yes. Patients get clinic OPD numbers, can be found by name, OPD number or mobile number, and every visit, prescription, bill and document stays on the patient’s record. Prices are in rupees and the app works in Marathi, Hindi and English.
Can I book appointments with it?
Yes. Appointments can be booked for each doctor by date and time. On the day, arriving patients get a token, walk-ins join the queue, and the doctor calls the next patient from the waiting room screen.