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Patient Journey OS
One operating layer for the entire patient journey.
Appointment, OPD, IPD, referral, follow-up, consent, and discharge data usually sit in different systems. Journey OS connects all of it into one layer, so nothing needs a custom export to move between teams.
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16
Modules
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Silos
Your HIS holds half the story.
The patient journey holds the rest.
Unified patient data.
Every interaction, on one timeline. Not scattered across a HIS, a call log, and a WhatsApp thread.
Patterns that surface on their own.
No one has to remember to go looking for the patient who fell through.
Insight that becomes a task.
A follow-up call, a consent check, a discharge reminder. Not a dashboard waiting for someone to notice.
Ask Journey OS
Show me high-risk patients with missed follow-ups.
Plain-language questions get structured answers, cited back to the source record. Not a black-box summary.
Illustrative mockup, not real patient data.
Patients
Trend
Recommended next steps
Built for clinical execution, not just clinical review.
Three views into how Journey OS runs day to day.
Ananya Sharma
ABHA verified · Journey score 92%
One connected line from first appointment through post-discharge follow-up.
Appointment booked
12 MarCRM
OPD consultation
14 MarHIS
Lab results received
15 MarLIS
WhatsApp follow-up sent
16 MarOutreach
Post-discharge check due
TodayCare team
Next action due today
Care coordinator assigned · Post-discharge check pending
The infrastructure layer every module runs on.
Governance by default.
Consent, purpose checks, and policy controls stay attached to every workflow action. Not bolted on as a separate compliance step.
MCP tool architecture.
Every module exposes its data and actions as tools, so agents execute with shared context and shared controls. Not siloed permissions per module.
FHIR R4 sync.
Bi-directional updates connect HIS, LIS, and PACS in near real time, where your systems support it. No custom export loops, no nightly batch jobs to babysit.
A full patient-journey stack, built into Prodoc.
Four connected verticals, built to execute with shared journey context. Not four point solutions your staff has to stitch together.
Agent Studio
Configure the AI agents behind each module. No code required.
Learn moreVoice AI
Speech-to-structure across ambient scribing, IVR, and outbound follow-up calls.
Learn moreMCP Architecture
Every module exposes data and actions as tools that agents and systems can act on.
Learn moreCompliance
Consent, health-ID linkage, and DPDP data locality handled at the platform layer, not left to each team to manage separately.
Learn moreIntegrations
Connected to your existing stack over FHIR R4 and MCP.
Every appointment, consent record, referral, and discharge event syncs back to the systems your teams already run on. No parallel data entry. No export loop nobody owns.
Questions teams ask before launch.
Yes. Most hospitals start with a single department or module, such as OPD Intelligence or Discharge Management, and expand once the workflow is validated, rather than deploying all 16 modules at once.
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