AI-Powered Ayurvedic OPD Software for BAMS & MD Ayurveda Doctors

AyurHealthPlus is web-based software for Ayurvedic OPD practice. Ayurvedic doctors (BAMS, MD/MS Ayurveda) and Ayurvedic clinics use it to take structured Ayurvedic case histories by typing or by voice, write prescriptions, keep patient records, and run appointments, billing, pharmacy stock, Panchakarma therapy and clinic staff from one place.

BAMS OPD software handles the day-to-day outpatient work of a BAMS doctor: registering patients, recording the consultation and case history, writing the prescription, planning follow-ups and billing. In AyurHealthPlus each patient gets a clinic OPD number and every visit is saved to that patient’s timeline.

Ayurvedic OPD software records the Ayurvedic side of a consultation — Dosha, Dushya, Avastha (stage), treatment principle, Anupana, Pathya–Apathya and Panchakarma procedures — alongside vitals, modern investigations and lab results. General clinic software usually has no place for these.

It guides the doctor through a complete case history and stores it in a structured form. AyurHealthPlus uses an 18-module case sheet: chief complaints, history of present illness, past and family history, mental state, daily routine, food habits, bowel and urination, sleep, menstrual and marital history, physical examination, Ayurvedic assessment, investigations, diagnosis and treatment.

The doctor records the conversation with the patient in Marathi, Hindi or English, with a checklist of questions to ask shown alongside. The recording is transcribed, and AI fills in a draft of the case sheet — complaints, duration, history, appetite, sleep, Dosha and a suggested diagnosis and medicines. The doctor reviews and edits every field before saving. The AI does not diagnose or prescribe on its own; clinical decisions stay with the doctor.

No. It is for every doctor who practises Ayurveda — BAMS graduates, MD and MS (Ayurveda) specialists, PhD scholars and Vaidyas — whether in a solo OPD, a multi-doctor clinic, a Panchakarma centre or the OPD of an Ayurvedic hospital or college.

Yes. For busy OPD hours there is a quick history-and-prescription mode; for detailed cases, the 18-module case sheet. Prescriptions can use saved treatment kits, include Anupana and Pathya–Apathya, and be printed or shared on WhatsApp. Follow-up dates, appointments and bills are handled in the same system.

Yes. Every visit is saved to the patient’s record and shown on a timeline, and patients can be found by name, OPD number, mobile number or diagnosis. On the Pro and Premium plans, photos of old paper case records can be read by AI into the system.

AI voice history taking and AI case summaries are included in the 1-month trial and the Pro and Premium plans, with a monthly or yearly allowance of AI minutes. The Basic plan includes the full structured case sheet with manual entry and no AI features.

Yes. The clinic owner adds staff logins with roles — doctor, receptionist, pharmacist or therapist — and each person sees only what their role allows. Reception can book appointments and bill without opening clinical case sheets. Each clinic’s data is kept separate from every other clinic.

It supports multi-doctor OPD work: several doctor logins, an appointment queue per doctor, Panchakarma therapy plans with rooms and therapists, pharmacy stock and billing. It suits Ayurvedic clinics, Panchakarma centres and the OPD of an Ayurvedic hospital. It does not currently manage in-patient (IPD) admissions, wards, beds or laboratory systems.

The app and the history-taking checklist are available in Marathi, Hindi and English, and voice history taking works in all three languages.