Delivered in four phases — and useful after the first
Phase 1 alone runs the nursing home end to end: registration through discharge and billing. Everything after it adds capability to a system that is already live, rather than asking you to wait for one big switch-on.
Phase 1
Core HMIS
The spine of the system — everything a patient touches from arrival to discharge.
Included · 9 areas
- Patient
- OPD
- Admission
- Bed
- Doctor
- Nursing
- EMR
- Discharge
- Billing
Phase 2
Clinical & Operations
Diagnostics, dispensing and stock join the same record. The mobile apps arrive.
Included · 8 areas
- Pharmacy
- Laboratory
- Radiology
- OT
- Inventory
- Purchase
- Doctor App
- Nursing App
Phase 3
Government & Insurance
PM-JAY, TPA claims and ABDM interoperability, subject to empanelment and credentials.
Included · 6 areas
- PM-JAY / Ayushman workflow
- Insurance
- TPA
- ABHA
- ABDM interoperability
- Consent management
Phase 4
Advanced Management
Analytics, the patient portal and the reporting the owners actually run the business on.
Included · 7 areas
- MIS
- Analytics
- Management dashboard
- Patient portal
- Notifications
- Advanced reports
- AI-assisted analytics, if required
Not hard-coded to Life Line as it is today
The software should not be built only for the nursing home’s current shape. Everything below is configuration, so the platform can be extended later without rebuilding the system.
16 configurable areas
- Departments
- Wards
- Beds
- Doctors
- Services
- Charges
- Packages
- Medicines
- Tests
- User roles
- Billing rules
- Insurance
- PM-JAY packages
- Notification templates
- Documents
- Reports
The 26 answers we need from Life Line
Before development starts, these details decide the database, API, app and security architecture. Tick them off as you gather them — your progress is saved in this browser, so you can come back to it.
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What happens after this is confirmed
Once we have these answers, the final Software Architecture, Database Architecture, API Architecture, Android App Architecture, Web Architecture, User Roles, Security Architecture and Development Roadmap can be prepared.
This is a scope for discussion, not a finished specification
Life Line Nursing Home is requested to review the proposed modules and identify the following. Anything you do not need comes out; anything specific to how you already work goes in.
Features you require
The modules that map to how Life Line actually operates.
Features you do not require
Cutting scope early is cheaper than cutting it during build.
Processes to retain
Existing workflows that must survive the move to digital.
Features to add
Anything the proposal missed that you need.
Government / insurance in use
Integrations you are already running today.
Special workflows
Anything specific to your nursing home.
A modular, cloud-native platform — not a basic billing application
The core architecture should be designed from the beginning to support the whole stack below. That is what lets Life Line operate a largely paperless digital workflow while keeping the flexibility to add government integrations, departments, services and automation later.