Hospital reports
Know your hospital by Monday morning.
Census, occupancy, length of stay and revenue come straight from the record, by ward and by doctor. Nobody fills a register for them, and only the people you choose see the money.
This week
- Occupancy82%
- Average length of stay3.4 days
- Discharged41
- Stay revenue₹ 8.6 L
By ward and by doctor.
Example figures, from the record
Today
Where the time goes today.
-
“The numbers come from a register, on request.”
Someone counts beds and bills when the owner asks.
-
“Occupancy is a guess.”
Nobody knows which wards fill up and when.
-
“Revenue by doctor is worked out in Excel.”
At the end of the month, if at all.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
-
1
Open the reports
Census, occupancy, length of stay and revenue, each its own report.
-
2
Read the census
Who is admitted, where, and for how long.
-
3
Read the money
Stay revenue and OPD bills, by ward and by doctor.
-
4
Choose who sees it
The money shows only for the staff you give management or administration.
Done for you
What happens without anyone doing it.
- Census, occupancy, length of stay and revenue, worked out from the record when opened
- Every figure by ward and by doctor
- No register for anyone to keep
- The money hidden from anyone you have not chosen
What’s inside
Everything it covers.
Census
Who is in which bed, today.
Occupancy
By ward, over any period.
Length of stay
By ward and by doctor.
Stay revenue
What each stay billed and collected.
Doctor-wise
Patients and revenue for each doctor.
Who sees the money
Only the people you choose.
Works with
Part of one record.
Questions hospitals ask
Who can see the money?
Only staff you give management or administration to.
Can I see each doctor’s numbers?
Yes. Patients, stays and revenue for each doctor.
Is it up to date?
Yes. Every report is worked out from the record when it is opened.
Book a demo