Clinical records that survive the next ten years
Specialty forms, one continuous chart per patient, and a record structure that does not break when you change the form.
Most clinical software gets the first year right and the fifth year wrong. Forms change, fields get renamed, and suddenly the note you wrote in 2023 renders wrong or not at all. OlivHealth treats clinical forms as versioned code: an old encounter always renders against the version it was captured with, while new visits use the current form. The chart stays readable for as long as you keep it.
Versioned clinical forms
Publish a new version of a form without touching history. Old encounters keep rendering exactly as they were captured.
One patient chart
Every encounter, document, bill and payment for a person on a single timeline, searchable from the front desk or the consulting room.
Specialty templates
Build the form your specialty needs from a shared field library, rather than bending a generic consultation note into shape.
Documents
Attach reports, scans and consents to the visit they belong to, so the next doctor to open the chart finds them in context.
Structured, reportable data
Fields are captured as data rather than free text, which is what makes a chart searchable and reportable later.
Access control
Who can read and who can write a record is decided by role, per hospital, and every access is written to an audit trail.
Go live ABDM-enabled from day one
Every practice we onboard goes live ABDM-enabled — create and verify a patient’s ABHA at registration, and let their records follow them across the health system on their consent. It’s part of onboarding, not a separate project or an extra module to buy.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to my old records when I change a form?
Nothing. Forms are versioned, and an encounter always renders against the version it was captured on. Publishing a new version affects new visits only — this is the single most common way clinical software loses history, and it is designed out here.
Is this an EMR or an EHR?
In practice the terms are used interchangeably in India. OlivHealth is the clinical record for your practice, sitting inside the same system as your queue, billing and pharmacy rather than beside them.
Can different specialties have different forms?
Yes. Each specialty gets its own forms built from a shared field library, so fields mean the same thing everywhere while each specialty captures what it needs.
Is patient data hosted in India?
Yes, data is hosted in India, which matters for data-residency questions under the DPDP Act.
Is OlivHealth ABDM-enabled?
Yes. Every practice we onboard goes live ABDM-enabled through our ABDM-registered integration partner — a patient’s ABHA can be created and verified at registration, and their records can follow them across the health system on their consent. It is part of onboarding rather than an extra module to buy.