A Different Version of Progress
While global technology focuses on the high-margin corridors of private medicine, the backbone of societal health—the public clinic—is often left with legacy tools or empty promises. We reject the notion that public infrastructure should be a secondary thought.
Industry Standard
Focuses on patient convenience for those with private insurance and high-speed fiber access.
The ETOH Mandate
Optimized for high-volume public environments where resilience and clinical continuity are the only metrics that matter.
Built for the frontline.
What We Deploy
Infrastructure built for the realities of public health.
Every module is designed to function in low-bandwidth environments, integrate with legacy government systems, and scale across district networks.
01
Unified Patient Registry
A single longitudinal record that follows patients across district hospitals, PHCs, and sub-centres — eliminating redundant intake, lost histories, and duplicate investigations.
02
Clinical Decision Support
Evidence-based protocol guidance embedded directly in the clinician workflow. Designed for high-volume, time-pressured environments where cognitive load must be minimized.
03
Government Billing & Claims Engine
Full compliance with PMJAY, CGHS, and state scheme structures. Auto-coding, real-time eligibility checks, and rejection analytics built in from day one.
04
Supply Chain & Pharmacy Module
End-to-end drug inventory visibility from the central medical store to the ward. Expiry tracking, consumption forecasting, and FIFO enforcement automated.
05
Reporting & Compliance Dashboards
Pre-built integrations with NHA, HMIS, and state health reporting frameworks. Real-time dashboards for CMOs, district health officers, and facility administrators.
Closing the Infrastructure Gap
Operational Domain
Legacy State
ETOH Integrated State
Capacity & Bed Management
Manual tally boards and verbal updates; 12-hour data lag for regional coordination centers.
Real-time census automation. Instant triage visibility across districts without manual input.
Clinical Registers
Physical logbooks susceptible to loss, damage, and fragmented longitudinal history.
Secured digital registries with offline-sync capability. Immutable audit trails for data integrity.
Resource Orchestration
Reactive procurement based on anecdotal shortages; high medical stock-out rates.
Predictive logistics tied to clinical demand. Automated supply chain triggers.