One hospital system,
whatever your size.
A thirty-bed nursing home should run the same software as a three-hundred-bed hospital. Ciyex HIMS is built so the difference is which modules you switch on, not what you can afford.
The Problem
Most Indian hospitals do not run one system. They run a billing package at the counter, a separate ledger in the pharmacy, a lab register the technician keeps by hand, and a case sheet that lives in a file the MRD clerk has to physically find. Each was bought separately, none of them talk, and the numbers only meet at day end if somebody types them in twice.
The systems that do cover the whole hospital are priced per bed or per user, and charge again to unlock a module. So the smaller the hospital, the more of it stays on paper — and the patient is the one who repeats the test, carries the file, and waits at the counter.
Our Approach
Ciyex takes a different approach. Every module is a switch, not a line item. A polyclinic runs registration, OPD, pharmacy and billing; a multi-speciality hospital adds wards, theatre, blood bank and payroll. Same software, same price basis, no licence renegotiation to turn something on.
Underneath, the record is FHIR R4 and the interfaces are HL7 and DICOM, so analysers and modalities on your network talk to it and anything you build later talks to a documented standard. Run it on our managed cloud or on a server inside the hospital — the same software either way, with no per-user licence, no per-patient fee, and your data still yours.
Where We Invest
What we build with the revenue our customers trust us with — and the areas we keep investing in as the platform grows.
Small and single-unit hospitals
Nursing homes, polyclinics and district hospitals are the ones legacy vendors price out — per-bed licensing and paid module unlocks. They get the same 23 modules and the same software as a multi-speciality group.
Local languages and formats
Indian number grouping, dd/MM/yyyy dates, an April financial year and multi-language screens — so a receptionist in a district hospital is not fighting software written for somebody else’s country.
ABDM and national digital health
Engineers working on Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission connectivity — gateway configuration and verified credentials today, with ABHA enrolment and Scan & Share being released module by module.
Security and compliance
Encryption at rest and in transit, credential handling that never shows a secret back, audited access to records, and data practices aligned to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
Patient access
In build: patient self-service for appointments, reports and bills, so a family is not queueing at a counter for a report that is already signed. Not shipping yet — this is where the investment is going.
Telemedicine
In build: video consultation and remote follow-up, so a patient in a taluk does not travel half a day for a review. Not shipping yet — named here because it is funded, not because it is finished.
See it on your
own hospital.
Nursing home, polyclinic or multi-speciality — tell us how your hospital runs today and we will map it module by module.