The patient is not started over each visit
Intake, consults, and reports stack into one longitudinal record. You see what changed since last time.
For Ayurvedic practitioners
Run the Ayurvedic visit. Keep the chart in your EHR.
AyurDoc is clinical software for intake, live consult support, and structured reports. Names and insurance stay in OpenEMR.
Practitioner-only. First 3 months on us. No card to start.
How it works
Four steps around the visit.
01
Open the patient in OpenEMR
Names, insurance, and the medical chart stay there.
02
Complete intake in AyurDoc
History, complaints, and prior reports land in one place before you sit down.
03
Run the consult
Live support stays inside Ayurvedic diagnosis, not a generic chatbot.
04
Leave with a structured report
Pancha Nidana notes the next visit can actually read.
Product
What you get in clinic.
Support while you are in the room
Live consult help, Pancha Nidana structure, and evidence review stay in AyurDoc. No jumping between tools mid-visit.
Reports tied to the medicines you use
Classical texts and research sit next to the plan, so the note is usable in clinic, not a wellness summary.
Why clinics use it
Not a wellness app. Not a second EHR.
AyurDoc is decision support for Ayurvedic practice, with a hard line between the visit and the medical chart.
| Wellness app | Generic EHR | AyurDoc | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diagnosis | Dosha quiz | ICD codes | Pancha Nidana and prakriti, for this patient |
| History | Session notes, if any | Encounters as events | A record that continues across visits |
| Evidence | Blog citations | Western guidelines | Classical texts and research, tied to the plan |
| Patient identity | Copied into the app | System of record | Stays in OpenEMR. AyurDoc holds the visit. |
OpenEMR
The chart
Demographics, insurance, and medical history stay in your EHR. AyurDoc does not copy them.
AyurDoc
The visit
Patient IDs, Ayurvedic clinical data, intake, consult reasoning, and reports.
Get started
Try it with your next patient.
First 3 months on us. No card required. Same login as OpenEMR.