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INNOHMS · Hospital Management
INNOHMS is a comprehensive Hospital Management System (HMS) designed to digitize and streamline hospital, clinic, diagnostic center, and healthcare workflows.
Hospitals, multi-specialty clinics, diagnostic centers, day care centers, medical colleges, and corporate healthcare networks.
INNOHMS supports cloud, on-premise, and hybrid deployment models.
Patient Registration, OPD, IPD, Emergency, Doctor Consultation, Nursing, Pharmacy, Laboratory, Radiology, PACS, Billing, Inventory, HR, Appointments, Telemedicine, and Analytics.
Yes, it supports multiple branches and centralized management.
Yes, it integrates with DICOM-compliant PACS and Radiology Information Systems.
Yes, including sample collection, processing, validation, reporting, and analyzer integration.
Yes, including appointment booking, reminders, report access, and teleconsultation.
Yes, with role-based access, audit trails, encryption, backups, and secure authentication.
Yes, including insurance claims, NHIMA workflows, corporate accounts, and package billing.
Yes, including revenue, collections, outstanding, profitability, and audit reports.
Yes, with templates, drug databases, and electronic sharing.
Yes, including video consultations and remote follow-ups.
Typically 1–2 weeks for clinics, 2–6 weeks for medium hospitals, and 1–3 months for large networks.
Yes, for administrators, doctors, nurses, billing teams, and support staff.
Yes, including patient, billing, laboratory, inventory, and scheduling data.
Yes, through web browsers on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Remote support, helpdesk assistance, updates, bug fixes, monitoring, and enhancements.
Yes, workflows, forms, reports, billing formats, and integrations can be customized.
Comprehensive HMS, RIS/PACS integration, scalability, user-friendly interface, and strong analytics.
YES
SimpliRad · RIS/PACS
RIS (Radiology Information System) manages patient data, scheduling, and radiology workflows.
PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) stores, retrieves, and shares medical images.
Integrating RIS and PACS streamlines workflows, reduces errors, and improves patient care by linking patient information with imaging data.
PACS provides quick access to medical images, enhances diagnosis accuracy, and improves communication between healthcare providers.
Yes, RIS and PACS are often used together to streamline radiology workflows and improve patient care.
RIS is used to manage patient information and workflow, while PACS focuses on storing and sharing medical images. Together, they streamline radiology operations.
Yes, data encryption is crucial in teleradiology to protect patient information during transmission.
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