Suggested as you type
Type the complaint. VedaFlow suggests the likely diagnosis, tests and medicines, and you tick what you want.
- Viral fever
- Dengue fever (suspected)
- CBC
- Dengue NS1
- Paracetamol 650 mg
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How it works
- 01
Type the complaint
The doctor types on the consultation pad as usual, with the patient’s history beside it.
- 02
Tick what you want
The likely diagnosis, tests and medicines appear with tick boxes. Nothing is added by itself.
- 03
Check and finish
Ticked items move to the pad. Every medicine is checked for allergies and interactions as it is added.
What you get
- Diagnosis, tests and medicines in a few ticks
- Suggestions come from Indian clinical guidelines and your own practice, never invented by a model
- Your usual choices come first
- The doctor ticks; nothing is added by itself
- Every medicine is checked for allergies and interactions
- Banned combinations and Schedule H, H1 and X medicines are flagged
- The patient history sits beside the pad
Common questions
Does VedaFlow use AI?
Not for its suggestions. VedaFlow suggests from Indian clinical guidelines and from what you usually write for a complaint, and your usual choices come first, so it never makes up an answer. AI does the work where it helps most: reading reports, the Patient Brief, guideline answers and dictation.
Does it add anything to the prescription by itself?
No. The doctor ticks what they want, and only the ticked items move to the pad.
What if I want to write something different?
Type it as usual. What the doctor writes always stands.
See it in your clinic
A 30-minute walk-through on your clinic’s own workflow. We call or email you within one business day.