The six systems, first-class
Each system has its own assessment surface, its own consultation form, its own prescription model, and its own pharmacopoeia. They share the patient and the audit trail; they do not share a generic "AYUSH" template that pretends Ayurveda and Homeopathy are the same thing.
Ayurveda
Prakriti (V/P/K) assessment, ashtavidha pariksha, chikitsa plan, ICD-11 TM2 + ICD-10 side-by-side, Bhasma batch tracking with QC.
Homeopathy
Totality of symptoms, repertorisation with pre-computed inversion, top-N ranked remedies, potency and repetition rules, snapshotted ranking for case reproducibility.
Unani
Mizaj assessment (four humors), ilaj-bil-tadbeer regimen, Unani prescriptions tied to humor balance.
Siddha
Mukkutram (three thathus) assessment, Siddha consultations, Siddha prescriptions with thathu-aware therapeutics.
Yoga & Naturopathy
Combined therapy plans (asana, pranayama, hydrotherapy, mud therapy, fasting, massage, diet) — multi-tag because the two systems are co-prescribed in practice.
Sowa Rigpa
Nyepa (rLung / mKhris-pa / Bad-kan) assessment, Sgo-gsum examination, Sowa Rigpa consultations.
What Medixar does that allopathic-with-a-Sanskrit-dropdown can't
Cross-pharmacopoeia interaction safety
A patient on a long-term Ayurveda formulation is prescribed an allopathic drug by a different doctor in the same hospital. Allopathic-only interaction tables miss this entirely. For every new Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha or Sowa-Rigpa prescription, Medixar runs its interaction checks in parallel — within the system, against the patient's constitution and, for Ayurveda, against allopathic drugs — and fails loud if any check cannot complete rather than silently passing. This is a deliberate safety posture: a missed interaction is worse than an extra warning to acknowledge.
Bhasma batch tracking
Heavy-metal preparations (Bhasma) demand a paper trail: shodhana rounds, marana puta count, bhavana cycles, source raw materials, AAS / ICP-MS QC reports, expiry, dispense ledger. Medixar persists every gate as a structured record. Dispense is gated by QC pass + non-expiry + sufficient quantity, with structured error codes the UI can branch on without parsing natural-language prose.
ICD-11 TM2 master catalog
The ICD-11 Traditional Medicine module 2 (TM2) is the WHO's mapping of traditional medicine concepts into the ICD framework. Medixar ships a curated subset of the TM2 catalog with the AYUSH module, so consultations carry both ICD-10 (for insurance) and ICD-11 TM2 (for research, integration, and longitudinal care) without the practitioner re-keying anything.
Per-system tenant toggles
A pure Ayurveda clinic does not need the Sowa Rigpa surface cluttering the UI. A multi-system AYUSH hospital needs all six. Medixar's tenant feature flags let you turn on exactly the systems you practise — the rest of the UI stays clean. New systems can be toggled on later without a re-deployment.
AI-assisted Prakriti scoring
Optional AI-assisted Prakriti scoring uses an in-house FastAPI microservice; if the model is unreachable, the system fails soft to a rule-based scorer (the opposite posture from interactions). Prakriti is informational, not safety-critical — degraded accuracy is better than degraded availability.
Built for the realities of Indian AYUSH practice
- UTF-8 native script support — Devanagari, Tamil, Malayalam, Nastaliq round-trip without corruption.
- Practitioner credentials — AYUSH-specific credential types (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS, BNYS, etc.) with expiry alerts.
- Atomic prescription numbering — RX-YYYYMMDD-NNNNNNN format, monotonic per tenant, NABH-audit-friendly.
- Six AYUSH-specific roles — AyurvedaDoctor, Homeopath, PanchakarmaTherapist, YogaInstructor, AyushPharmacist, AyushAdmin.
- 21 fine-grained AYUSH permissions — your front desk does not need to see your case-taking notes.
- Structured BDD scenarios for every workflow — your QA / NABH team gets the test pack on day one.
Panchakarma, properly
Panchakarma in Medixar is a real workflow, not a free-text field. Plans encode purvakarma → pradhanakarma → paschatkarma. Sessions lock therapist + room + equipment with predicate- based concurrency control — two coordinators cannot double-book the same therapist for overlapping windows. Cancelled / no-show statuses are excluded from the lock so a cancelled slot frees the therapist immediately.
Panchakarma for inpatients and day programmes
A Panchakarma course is a plan, not a string of unrelated appointments, and Medixar keeps it as one.
- Plans tied to the admission — for a residential course, the therapy plan is linked to the patient's inpatient admission, so ward staff and therapists work from the same schedule.
- A printable plan — download the Panchakarma plan as a PDF to give the patient or file with the case sheet. Yoga & Naturopathy therapy plans print the same way.
- The medicine for each day — optionally record the medicine given on each day of the plan and draw it from pharmacy stock, earliest-expiring batch first, so the dispensary and the therapy room agree.
- Therapist, room and equipment booking — sessions cannot double-book a therapist or a room, and a cancelled session frees the slot straight away.
AYUSH billing, with the right GST codes
Set a rate for each Panchakarma procedure, plus a default session fee. With automatic AYUSH billing switched on, Medixar raises the charge when an AYUSH consultation is recorded, when an AYUSH prescription is written and when a Panchakarma session is completed, so nothing is re-keyed at the cashier.
Each line carries its SAC or HSN code. Consultations and Panchakarma sessions are treated as exempt healthcare services; Ayurvedic medicines carry their HSN code and are taxed. CGST + SGST or IGST is decided by place of supply, as on every other Medixar bill. See billing and GST and our guide to GST for clinics and hospitals.
One record for integrated hospitals
AYUSH and allopathic care share the patient, the clinical record, the pharmacy and the audit trail. A patient admitted for Panchakarma uses the same beds and the same billing as any other inpatient, and an ABHA number linked at intake stays on the record whichever system the doctor practises. ABHA linking works today; ABDM health-record exchange is built against the ABDM sandbox, with production certification pending (how ABHA linking works).
Recommended plan
Most AYUSH clinics start on the Clinic tier with the AYUSH module enabled (an add-on). Multi-system AYUSH hospitals or integrated AYUSH-allopathy facilities get the Hospital tier with all systems on by default. The launch offer — 50% off for 12 months for the first 50 clinics — applies.
See pricing · Medixar in Kerala · read about ABDM in Kerala.