Hospital Management Software
Buy it ready, customise it, or have it built for you.
One ABDM-integrated system for the registration counter, OPD queue, wards, laboratory, radiology, pharmacy stores, blood bank and medical record room, in daily use at a government medical college since 2024.
In daily use at Darbhanga Medical College & Hospital since 2024
A hospital management system (HMS) is software that runs a hospital’s daily operations on one shared patient record. The registration counter creates the record once, and the OPD queue, laboratory, radiology, wards, medicine stores, blood bank and record room all add to it instead of keeping their own registers.
Swastik HMS was built for the realities of Indian hospitals: hundreds of OPD patients before 9 am, exempt patient categories, department-wise registers for the administration, and ABDM requirements such as ABHA at registration and consent-based sharing of health records.
It is developed, deployed and supported in India by Shwastik Tech Solutions Pvt. Ltd. New to the topic? Read our complete guide to hospital management systems.
Figures from our reference deployment at DMCH. Read the case study
Sixteen modules grouped by department. Each works on its own and shares the same patient record.
Where every patient record starts, and how busy OPD halls stay orderly.
In-patient admissions, casualty and the blood bank, linked to the OPD record.
Laboratory, radiology and cardiology results recorded against the same patient.
Medicine and supplies from supplier purchase to patient issue, batch by batch.
Medical records, ABDM health-record sharing, and department reports.
Staff attendance and the helpdesk that keeps every department running.
The counter registers the patient once, with department, doctor and ABHA number, and prints the OPD slip.
A daily token is issued for the department and room, and the waiting-hall display calls it.
The lab, radiology and cardiology record tests and results against the same registration number.
Medicines are issued to the patient from department stock, building their medicine history.
If admitted, ward or casualty staff open the admission from the OPD record, and blood is issued from blood bank stock.
The patient looks up lab reports online with their registered mobile number, and prints them if needed.
Case sheets, injury, death and X-ray records are scanned into the record room with ICD codes.
Visits and reports become care contexts the patient can link to their ABHA and share with consent.
Paper registers work until patient volumes grow. A patient’s OPD slip, lab result and medicine issue end up in different rooms with no shared identifier, reports take days of counting, and nobody can say what is on the shelf in the emergency store right now.
Swastik HMS is web-based, so staff only need a modern browser. It can run on a server inside the hospital, which keeps patient data on the premises and keeps working over the internal network, or on cloud infrastructure, which removes server upkeep but needs reliable internet at every counter. Many government hospitals choose on-premise; many private hospitals choose cloud.
Judge a hospital management system by how it handles your real workflows, not by the length of its feature list. Ask which modules are in daily use at hospitals like yours, which ABDM milestones are integrated, how it performs at peak OPD hours and who supports it after go-live. Our buyer’s guide and modules checklist cover this in detail, and if your needs go beyond a ready product, see buy, customise or build.
Swastik HMS is integrated with ABDM for milestone M1 (ABHA) and milestone M2 (Health Information Provider): ABHA at the counter, automatic care contexts for visits, admissions and reports, and consent-based sharing of encrypted FHIR records.
Create and verify ABHA numbers, log patients in with ABHA, and register them with Scan & Share.
Visits, admissions and reports become records patients link to their ABHA and share with consent.
Doctors linked to the Health Professional Registry and the facility to the Health Facility Registry.
A patient registered once is followed through the lab, wards, stores and record room, with no re-typing between departments.
Keyboard-first registration, daily tokens and waiting-hall displays keep hundreds of patients a day moving.
Each module works on its own. Start with registration, prove it in daily use, then add the next department.
Every user has a role and a department, with separate add, view, edit and delete permissions. Staff sign-ins are recorded.
ABHA at the counter, automatic care contexts and consent-based sharing of encrypted FHIR records.
Shwastik Tech Solutions deploys, monitors and supports HMS, with a helpdesk built into the product.
High-volume OPDs, exempt patient categories and the department-wise registers administrations report on.
Many departments, casualty, blood bank and record room on one system, proven at a large government medical college.
Pick the modules you need, customise workflows and reports, and deploy on your own server or the cloud.
Run the pathology or blood bank modules on their own, with online report lookup for patients.
Buy it ready, customise it, or have it built for you.
Clinical departments, stores and administration on one platform.
Registration, daily tokens, room rotation and waiting-hall displays.
Lab registration, structured results and online reports.
Batch-level stock, expiry reports and patient-wise issues.
ABHA (M1) and Health Information Provider (M2).
What a hospital management system is, which departments it covers, how it differs from HMIS, EMR and LIS, and what Indian hospitals should expect from one.
A department-by-department checklist of hospital management system modules, from registration and OPD queue to lab, pharmacy, blood bank, records and ABDM.
The questions to ask, the red flags to avoid and a scorecard for comparing hospital management software vendors in India, including ABDM and support.
Swastik HMS includes patient registration and OPD token queue, IPD and casualty, pathology, radiology and cardiology, central drug store, medicine stores and general store, blood bank, medical record room, reports, staff attendance, a helpdesk and ABDM integration, all on one patient record.
Yes. It was built for and runs at Darbhanga Medical College & Hospital, a government medical college, and handles high OPD volumes, exempt patient categories and department-wise registers.
Yes. Swastik HMS is integrated with ABDM for milestone M1 (ABHA) and milestone M2 (Health Information Provider), and with the HPR and HFR registries.
Yes. It can be deployed on-premise inside the hospital or in the cloud. Staff use it through a web browser either way.
Modules go live one department at a time, usually starting with registration. The timeline depends on the modules and departments involved; you get a written rollout plan after we understand your hospital.
Book a walkthrough focused on the modules you want to start with.