An OPD appointment, without the queue at dawn.
अपनी तकलीफ अपनी भाषा में बताइए। सही विभाग, नज़दीकी सरकारी अस्पताल और टोकन — एक ही जगह।
Describe the problem in your own language. Sehat names the department, shows which government hospitals actually have room, books the slot, and keeps your token moving on your phone while you wait. Doctors write the prescription into the same record, so the next visit starts where the last one ended.
- Gynaecology48/66
- General Medicine29/54
- ENT19/78
- Ophthalmology12/30
- Dermatology10/42
- Orthopedics9/36
Counts move as people book. The current portal shows none of this until you have filled in five screens.
Everything below was counted a moment ago.
Not a screenshot and not a target. These are rows in the database this page is served from, on Sunday, 6 September.
Nothing here invents a rule. OPD registration at a government hospital is already free, 108 is already the emergency number, and hospitals already keep every one of these records. Sehat only changes who can see them, and when.
- 13 government hospitals
- Across 7 cities — Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Patna.
- 104 departments, 139 doctors
- Each with a published schedule running 59 days forward, so a doctor's follow-up has a real slot to land on.
- 1,766 appointments open today
- 4 booked so far, 0 patients checked in and waiting to be called right now.
- 23 patients hold a hospital number
- A UHID issued at registration. Visits, prescriptions and follow-ups attach to it, which is what makes a medical history possible at all.
One record, four people around it.
The patient books and waits. The desk registers arrivals. The doctor consults and prescribes. The administrator watches the load across every clinic. All four read and write the same rows.
The patient
/me
Describes what is wrong, picks from slots that genuinely have room, and watches their token move while they wait. Afterwards the diagnosis, the medicines and any follow-up sit in their record permanently.
See the patient viewThe front desk
/counter
Marks patients arrived as they reach the window, then sends them through to the room. Arrival is recorded separately from booking, which is what makes walk-ins and no-shows countable rather than guessed at.
Open the counterThe doctor
/doctor
Opens the next patient with their previous visits and uploaded documents already on screen, records findings and diagnosis, prescribes by line, and sets a follow-up that books itself into the next free clinic.
Open the doctor's listThe administrator
/admin
Sees the whole hospital at once: which departments are at capacity, which doctors are carrying the load, how many patients never arrived, and how many follow-ups actually found a slot.
Open the overview
A prescription is data, not a photograph.
The doctor enters each medicine as its own line — drug, dose, the 1-0-1 schedule, how many days. That is why the patient's phone can show a real timetable, why the next doctor can see what was already tried, and why “come back in two weeks” can book itself instead of ending up on a slip of paper that gets lost.
Patients can attach the paper prescriptions they already carry. Those land against the same hospital number.
| Medicine | When | Days |
|---|---|---|
| Amoxicillin 500mg | 1-0-1 | 5 |
| Paracetamol 650mg | 1-1-1 | 3 |
| Salbutamol syrup | 0-0-1 | 7 |
Follow-up in 14 days · booked automatically