Electronic medical records · For every clinic, everywhere
Chart in seconds. Convene specialists in minutes. Sign with certainty.
HopMeds is what an EMR should have been all along — paper snapped into structured data you verify field by field, a six-stage AI panel for the hardest cases, patient calls without leaving the record, one chart shared between doctor and patient. Nothing enters it without your signature.
Runs in the browser on the Android phones, iPhones, and laptops your clinic already has — nothing to install.
Illustrative demo — fictional clinics, fictional patients.
Workflow · Paper in, structure out
Your clinic already runs on paper. Keep it — and keep everything.
Most EMRs ask a busy clinic to change how it works. HopMeds doesn't. Snap the referral, the lab slip, the discharge note — extraction is tolerant of torn corners and hurried handwriting, in English and Nepali alike, and anything it can't read is left blank for your review — so you know exactly where to slow down.
01 · SNAP
Capture anything, anywhere
Phone camera, in the corridor, between patients. The photo lands on the chart as a draft the moment you take it — no scanner, no filing pile, no end-of-day backlog.
02 · EXTRACT
Structured, with honesty
AI pulls patient, diagnoses, medications, vitals into structured fields. What it can't read with certainty it leaves for you instead of filling in — honesty over guesswork.
03 · VERIFY
You sign, it charts
Field-level review, not a blind "accept all". One tap fixes a field the model left uncertain; your signature commits it to the record — and only then.
Intelligence · Case review
A specialist panel for the case that keeps you up at night.
The hardest patient of your week deserves more eyes than your clinic has. HopMeds convenes a six-stage AI review — independent specialists in parallel, drug-safety and guideline checks grounded in an evidence-tiered literature corpus, and an adversarial critic — arguing with each other so you don't have to argue with yourself.
This is not a chatbot with a stethoscope avatar. It is a structured review pipeline: each stage reads the case, writes its piece, and passes it on. The critic's job is to attack everything the panel concluded before you ever see it.
The output is a draft opinion with cited evidence — tiered by source quality, PubMed-grounded. It lands in your inbox, not in the patient's chart.
Triage router
Reads the full case, decides which specialties the case actually needs.
Specialists parallel
Cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology — each writes an independent opinion, blind to the others.
Drug safety pharmacology
Interactions, renal dosing, contraindications checked against the full med list.
Guideline check evidence
Recommendations verified against the grounded literature corpus, citations attached and tiered.
Chief synthesis consensus
Reconciles the specialists into one coherent plan with explicit disagreements preserved.
Critic adversary
Tries to break the conclusion — missed diagnoses, weak evidence, unsafe assumptions — before it reaches you.
You human · final say
Everything above is advice. The seventh stage holds the only pen — nothing reaches the chart until a clinician reads it, agrees with it, and signs it.
One record · Two doors
The doctor and the patient read the same chart.
Same record, same look and feel — only what each side can do differs. Access follows the care relationship: when you're treating, you see; when you're not, you don't.
For the clinician
- Catch-up, not dashboards. Open to what needs you next — records to verify, follow-ups gone overdue — not a wall of numbers.
- Ask HopMeds anywhere. A chart-bound copilot one tap away on every screen, from lab trends to med reconciliation.
- Calls built in. Encrypted audio and video to your patient from inside the chart — no separate video platform, no extra account.
- The boring superpowers. e-prescriptions, lab trends, clinical calculators, discharge summaries, protocol checks.
For the patient
- Hopi, a companion — not a doctor. Explains the plan, nudges the doses, speaks out loud, and hands you back to your clinician rather than guessing.
- Your whole story, portable. Every visit, medication, and result in one booklet that outlives any single clinic.
- Emergency card, one tap. Allergies and current medicines on one screen, readable by any hospital in seconds — a true handoff artifact.
- Med checklists that stick. Adherence tracked with gentle honesty, visible to the doctor who prescribed.
Safety & stewardship
Built like it's carrying someone's life. Because it is.
An EMR earns trust with architecture, not adjectives. Here is ours in plain language — and beneath it, the lines we will not cross.
Access follows care
A role-gated care graph decides who sees what. End a care relationship and access ends with it — enforced that instant, not politely assumed.
Encrypted, always
TLS in transit — the server refuses to boot without it — and encryption at rest. Logging out purges patient data from the device.
Audit-logged
Chart opens, edits, and exports leave a trail — who, what, and when — in an append-only log built to be tamper-evident. Trust is verified here, not requested.
Yours to take
Full HL7 and FHIR export at any time. If HopMeds ever stops earning your clinic, your records walk out the door with you.
The never list
Sold. Patient data is never sold, rented, or shared for advertising. There is no second business model behind the first one.
Training data. Patient records are never used to train AI models — ours or anyone else's.
Auto-signed. No AI in HopMeds — panel, copilot, or Hopi — can write to the chart. A clinician signs, or it doesn't enter.
Hostage. Export everything, any time, in standard formats. Leaving has to be easy for staying to mean anything.
A note from the founder
Software carries the record. People carry the care.
HopMeds began in Kathmandu, in clinics where the paper never stops and the power sometimes does. We built the tool we kept wishing existed: a chart that does the clerical work and leaves the judgment where it belongs — with the people in the room.
An EMR is a promise to the person whose name is on the folder. The never list above isn't marketing — it's the contract we intend to be held to.
If something feels off, or you simply want to know who is behind this: write to me. A human reads everything.
Open in the browser · No install required
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