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Spend the consult with the patient, not the keyboard.

A consented chart, a working differential, and a note you dictate and sign before the next patient.

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Ready? Apply — your workspace opens as soon as you sign up, on sample patients; real patients open once we've checked your registration, usually within a day. Want to see it first? Request a demo.

Voice → SOAP draft in ~30s, you sign Guideline prompts, source-cited Signed, tamper-evident notes
Built for clinical trust
Shared only when the patient says so Source-cited guidelines Diagnoses on the WHO standard (ICD-11) Signed, tamper-evident notes Web · iPhone · Android
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The short version

One consented record per patient, and a workspace that gives you time back before, during and after the visit. Six lines; go deep where it matters.

Voice → a SOAP draft in ~30 seconds

Dictate or type the visit. A SOAP note (the standard visit note: Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) is drafted for you to review, edit and sign by the next room — your audio kept beside it to check.

See the flow

Patients arrive prepared

A short questionnaire before the consult becomes a brief you read in a minute, waiting under Needs review — the room starts where the form usually ends.

A differential that lives with the chart

Ranked candidates based on this patient’s own chart, with source-cited guideline prompts calculated from their own numbers, saved to the patient — waiting where you left them at the next visit.

Your day, prepared

Overview opens on who’s next, with a session-prep brief one press away, and your patients sorted by what needs you. Between visits, Hive suggests drafts the follow-up legwork — a rebook after a no-show, the next visit, a gentle fee note — for you to approve with one tap. No AI involved, and nothing is sent until you tap.

The whole patient, one chart

Vitals, visit notes, files, reports and imaging, ICD-11-coded problems, medicines, insurance and wearable trends on one timeline — read a patient in minutes.

See it on a case of yours

Consent is the architecture

You see a patient only when they share. Only the patient, or someone they’ve shared with, can open a record; every access is logged, and sharing can be withdrawn any time.
Consent link → read the chart → sign the note.
The patient stays in control of access; you stay in the consult.
The differential

A differential that lives with the chart

Your working differential is saved to the patient — ranked, seeded from their active problems, and waiting where you left it at the next visit. The AI proposes; you decide.

Ranked & persistent
Order candidates by likelihood and add your reasoning. It stays on the chart between visits — no more rebuilding your thinking from the last note.
AI candidates, grounded
One tap asks the AI for candidates based on this patient’s own chart — each with an ICD-11 code and a why drawn from their trends, labs and history — plus short workup steps for the hypotheses you already hold.
Confirm it, and the next step follows
Confirm a diagnosis and the AI suggests treatment ideas for that row. If you prescribe, an on-demand medication review checks interactions, duplicates, doses and monitoring against the chart. All advisory — nothing edits the chart, and nothing is ordered from here.
Guideline-grounded
Staging is calculated with fixed formulas, never guessed by AI — e.g. eGFR → KDIGO stage from the patient’s own creatinine. Every guideline prompt cites its source, and you accept or dismiss.
KDIGOADAWHOACC / AHAPHQ-9ICMRIAP+ more
Working differential
Neil D. · saved to this chart
Advisory
Hereditary haemochromatosis
Likely
Ferritin 465 → 1180 with transferrin saturation climbing in lock-step — the trend, not one value.
NAFLD with type 2 diabetes
Possible
Explains the label on the chart — not the iron studies.
Alcohol-related liver disease
Ruled out
History and enzyme pattern don’t support it.
KDIGO · CKD staging
Source-cited · advisory
Stage G3a
eGFR 48 mL/min/1.73m² (CKD-EPI 2021, creatinine 1.4) → G3a. KDIGO 2024 recommends ACR testing and annual eGFR monitoring.
Accept Dismiss KDIGO 2024
medichive.in/app · consult brief
Priya Sharma · 34 F
Needs review
Your last report flagged a low vitamin D. How long have you had the tiredness you mentioned?
About three weeks — worse in the mornings.
Consultation brief
AI · synthesised
Routine
Three weeks of morning fatigue on stable levothyroxine; low vitamin D on the latest panel. Hypothyroidism otherwise controlled. Suggested focus: recheck vitamin D, review symptom burden.
Before the visit

Patients arrive prepared — and so do you

When a patient requests a consultation, a short adaptive questionnaire gathers the story first — then hands you a structured brief, so the room starts where the form usually ends.

Adaptive, grounded follow-ups
One question at a time, starting from the chief complaint: tap to pick symptoms, point on a body map when it asks where it hurts, and jargon-free follow-ups informed by the patient's own out-of-range labs — not a fixed form.
A structured brief, ready to read
An advisory triage level, red flags, out-of-range findings with the guideline they come from, and a check of their medicines. It waits under Needs review on your patient list until you open it.
Prep me for this session
Overview opens on who’s next. One press reads the chart for you: what changed since last time, open plan items, a few questions worth asking — with any open safety flag stated first, taken from the flags themselves, never written by the AI.
One menu, request to summary
Start the session now, schedule a time, or answer with Reply & close. Close it out with one plain-language summary — AI-drafted if you like, edited by you before it goes.
Check-ins · between visits

Send a check-in. Get back a map.

Assign an interactive check-in from a consultation or straight from the chart. It lands on the patient's home screen — and the answer comes back drawn on a body, scored and summarised.

Pain, on an anatomical figure
Patients mark where it hurts and how much — the head and chest zoom in to the exact spot. You read severity as heat on the same figure, comparable visit after visit.
Emotion map & mood meter
For mental health: where an emotion is felt in the body, and a pleasantness-by-energy mood grid — signal a questionnaire rarely captures.
Scored with fixed formulas, looped back
Completion notifies you; the summary and score are calculated with fixed formulas, never guessed by AI — and the AI reads them when you ask about the patient.
Pain map
body check-in
Returned
R shoulder · severe L knee · mild
Mood meter
mental-health check-in
‹ unpleasantpleasant ›
Tue · calm — pleasant, low energy.
During the visit

Dictate the visit. Sign the note.

Dictate a short voice note on web, iPhone or Android, or type it. About 30 seconds later a SOAP draft is waiting for you to review beside your own audio, edit and sign — and the chart updates the moment you do.

How voice → SOAP works

Built for healthcare data

Security, in plain words

Encrypted on Google Cloud, with the patient’s consent at the core.

Encryption

  • Encrypted on Google Cloud with managed keys
  • Encrypted on the way and at rest
  • Voice notes, reports and files stored encrypted

Access

  • Only the patient, or someone they’ve shared with, can open a record
  • Patients choose which sections you see and can withdraw access any time
  • Our own admin tools cannot open a patient’s chart

Audit

  • Every access to a record is logged, and the patient can see who
  • Audit records kept 7 years
  • Signed notes are tamper-evident — changes go through addenda

The clinical workspace is in limited beta: your workspace opens on sample patients, and a person checks every registration before a real patient can reach you. We claim no certification — Medichive is DPDP-aware, on encrypted Google Cloud, and consent-gated. Next on the list: self-serve data export and tighter limits on repeated requests.

Never an empty workspace

Day one, your workspace opens with a patient

Sign up and your chart isn't blank — a specialty-matched demo patient, one per department, each built so the diagnostic tell is in the trend. Physicians also get a shared three-year sample record, and a short getting-started checklist walks the first week, then gets out of the way. Every sample is marked as one, and a single switch hides them once your own patients arrive.

Cardiology
Heart failure, hiding
Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF): NT-proBNP climbing 180 → 890 across four reports.
the tell is in the trend
General medicine
Iron overload
Ferritin and transferrin saturation rising in lock-step behind a type 2 diabetes label — Neil D, the patient above.
ranked working differential included

Psychiatrist or therapist? See the mental-health workspace →

Questions, answered

Getting started, in plain English

How do I get in?
Two ways. Ready? Apply to practice — two minutes; your name, your registration number and where you practise — then sign up with Google or an email and password and your workspace opens straight away, with sample patients to work on. We check your registration (NMC for doctors and psychiatrists, RCI for clinical psychologists, a credentials review for counsellors), and real patients open once it's checked, usually within a day. No card, no commitment. Want to see it first? Request a demo — a short walkthrough on a case of your own, then apply when you're ready.
What does it cost?
Nothing while the clinical workspace is in limited beta. Verified practices hear about pricing first, well before anything changes.
What happens after I apply?
Your workspace opens straight away, in preview: everything works on the sample patients while a person checks your registration, and an email confirms we have your application. Once it is checked — usually within a day — you are told by email and in the app, and real patients open in place: invite them, accept their shares and consultation requests. Signed up with an email and password? Confirm your address from the verification email before you next sign in. If an email is missing, look in spam or promotions first and mark it "not spam" so the next one reaches you. Still in preview after a day? Write to sandheep@medichive.in and mention the email address you signed up with.
How do I invite a patient?
Open your patient list and click Invite a patient. Medichive writes the message for you — you send it however you already talk to that patient, on WhatsApp, SMS or email. They open the link, sign up in about two minutes, and agree to share their record with you. Nobody appears on your list until they say yes.
What does my patient see?
Nothing is shared until they accept, and the choice of what to share stays theirs. After that it is their own record on their phone or browser — reports, trends, medicines and reminders, plus a list of everyone who has access. What you add to it is what you send: a session summary, a prescription, a signed visit note. A signed note is filed permanently and takes addenda, never a quiet edit. They can narrow what you see, or end your access altogether, at any moment, and they can see who has opened their record.
What is Hive Chat?
Hive Chat is the AI part of Medichive. It reads what the patient has shared with you — reports, results, signed notes and check-ins, never your private notes — and answers your questions in plain language, pointing at the reports it used so you can check it yourself. On the web each answer lists those reports as sources you can tap open, and you can stop an answer mid-way — nothing is saved; the phones get this with the next app update. Where it leans on a guideline, it carries a numbered citation to it. It suggests; you decide. Nothing it says is a diagnosis.
Can I book, prescribe and bill here too?
Yes, if you want to. Propose appointments or a repeating series from the chart — in person, video or phone — and, with Google Calendar connected, each slot lands on your calendar with a Meet link for video. Physicians and psychiatrists write structured prescriptions. Fees and receipts switch on when you set a session fee; patients pay your UPI ID.
Do I need a laptop, or does the phone do everything?
Both, and it is the same workspace either way. Sign in at medichive.in/app in any browser, or use the free apps — "Medichive" on the App Store and "Medichive Health" on Google Play. The chart, visit notes, dictation and Hive Chat are on all three, and you can apply to practise from the apps too. New features usually reach the web first and the phones with the next app update; a few pages, like the Visit notes list and the full income reports, are web-only.
Limited beta

Two ways in.

Ready? Apply to practice — two minutes, and your workspace opens the moment you sign up with Google or an email and password, with sample patients to work on. We check your registration (NMC for doctors and psychiatrists, RCI for clinical psychologists, a credentials review for counsellors) and real patients open once it's checked, usually within a day. No card, no commitment. Want to see it first? Request a demo — a short walkthrough on a case of your own, then apply when you're ready.

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