hms4all.com™

An agentic HMS for all

Built by clinicians. Thinks like one.

Run the hospital and keep the clinical record right. HMS4all carries the clinical method inside every form — guided history-taking, scores computed as you examine, and safeguards that catch what a tired mind can miss. AI proposes; the doctor decides.

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  • Human-in-the-loop AI
  • FHIR R4 · ICD-10
  • WHO protocols
  • NHA-empanelled ABDM partner
HMS4all fever history form: onset, grade, pattern, chills and rigors, evening rise, night sweats and localizing symptoms as tap-to-answer chips, with an auto-composed HPI narrative below
Demo data. Every complaint has its own question set, and every department its own engine.
Glasgow Coma Scale picker with eye, verbal and motor descriptors selected; the record reads GCS = E3 V3 M5 = 11/15 (Moderate)

Pick E, V and M — the score is written for you: GCS = E3 V3 M5 = 11/15, computed, never recalled.

Live in hospitals and dental clinics since June 2026 · NHA-empanelled ABDM partner — ABHA and health-record sharing

Built on

  • Glasgow Coma Scale
  • WHO partograph
  • WHO surgical checklist
  • Fenton & Ballard
  • Lund-Browder
  • SBAR handover
  • ICD-10
  • FHIR R4
  • Consent & chaperone gates

Who it is for

I run a…

One platform, set up for the way your facility actually works.

  • A hospital

    Reception to discharge on one system — appointments, wards, OT, pharmacy, lab, radiology and billing — with the clinical record at the centre.

    • ABDM
    • GST-ready billing
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  • A polyclinic

    Multi-specialty outpatient practice: complaint-driven histories, prescriptions, sample collection and pharmacy, without the inpatient modules you do not run.

    Book a clinical demo

  • A dental clinic

    A dental template with its own departments, charting and billing — already in daily use at dental clinics.

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  • A medical college

    Students and residents take histories on HMS4all and learn, complaint by complaint, what a complete history contains. Seniors see structured notes.

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  • A nursing home

    A small hospital that admits patients overnight: admissions and beds, nursing notes and medication charts, OT, pharmacy, lab and the inpatient bill — on one system, sized to your beds.

    • ABDM
    • GST-ready billing
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Structured history

A fever history that asks what you were taught to ask

Onset, grade, pattern, chills and rigors, evening rise, night sweats, localizing symptoms, response to antipyretics, travel and contact history — each a tap, each with "not asked" so the record is honest. The HPI narrative composes itself and stays editable; the doctor reviews and signs.

  1. Tap the questions a good teacher would ask

  2. The HPI narrative composes itself

  3. The doctor reviews, edits and signs

Why a clinician built this

Most hospital software was designed for the accounts office. This one was designed at the bedside.

01 · Scores & charts

The arithmetic that goes wrong at 2 a.m., done correctly and silently

Tap the burned regions on a Lund-Browder chart for the right age band and the plan follows: %TBSA 14.5% → Parkland 3016 mL Ringer’s lactate over 24 h, half in the first 8 h — from the weight already on the chart.
Lund-Browder burns chart by age band with posterior trunk and right forearm marked; the record reads %TBSA = 14.5% and Parkland 3016 mL Ringer’s lactate over 24 hours

02 · Safeguards in the workflow

Findings unlock only after consent is recorded and a chaperone is named

Intimate examinations carry their own gate. The form will not accept findings until verbal consent is ticked and the chaperone is entered — the standard of care, enforced quietly, documented every time.
Per-rectum examination section with a consent and chaperone gate that must be completed before findings can be recorded

03 · Specialty precision

Mark findings where they are, the way surgeons describe them

Front and back body maps with typed markers — scar, burn, ulcer, wound, lump, rash, sinus, stoma — and a fistula opening placed on the clock face with its distance from the verge. Detail that usually lives in a hand-drawn sketch, now part of the record.
Local examination body map with front and back figures and typed markers such as surgical scar, burn, ulcer, wound, lump and rash

27 clinical and operational agents

A colleague looking over your shoulder — who speaks once and never takes the pen

Agents read the record, spot the pattern and propose: a critical lab value to escalate, an interaction with a medicine the patient already takes, a discharge summary drafted from the encounter. The AI drafts and proposes; it never writes a note or places an order in the record — a clinician does. Proposals and the decisions on them are recorded with who and when.

  • Clinical Agent
  • Care Agent
  • Discharge Summary Agent
  • Lab Agent
  • Radiology Agent
  • + 22 more

  1. AI proposes

    A suggestion with its reasoning and the data behind it.

  2. A human reviews

    Approve, edit or dismiss in one tap. Override is always available to a confident clinician.

  3. Safe execution

    Nothing an agent proposes becomes an order in the record on its own; approvals are recorded with who and when.

Every department, its own engine

The presenting complaint is different in every room. So are the questions, the maps and the scores.

37 modules, each with the instruments that specialty actually uses.

  • Emergency

    Triage · MLC · GCS · Kanban board

  • Outpatient

    Complaint-driven history · SOAP · ICD-10

  • Inpatient & Nursing

    Care teams · MAR · SBAR handovers

  • Operation Theatre

    WHO checklist · scheduling · post-op

  • ICU

    Bed census · vitals · fluid balance

  • NICU

    Fenton charts · Ballard scoring

  • Labour Room

    WHO partograph · newborn records

  • Surgery & Proctology

    Body maps · fistula clock face · consent gates

  • Dialysis

    Sessions · clinical alerts · monitoring

  • Burns

    Lund-Browder by age band · %TBSA

  • Rehabilitation

    Therapy plans · progress tracking

  • Pharmacy & Lab

    Interaction guard · FEFO · critical values

See all 37 modules

Going live

From signature to first patient in fourteen days

  1. Days 1–4

    Configure

    Your departments, roles, letterheads and print formats, set up to how you run.

  2. Days 5–9

    Bring your data

    Your doctors, staff, services and tariffs, wards and beds — from our onboarding sheet, loaded by our team.

  3. Days 10–14

    Train and go live

    Hands-on training for each desk, then your first patients with us beside you.

From the ward, not the boardroom

Written inside a working hospital by a physician who had to use it the next morning

HMS4all began when a hospital was asked to pay a fortune for software that documented invoices better than illnesses. Its founders — a clinician and an engineer — built the record they wished they had been given as residents, and run their own hospital on it today.

AYUSHMAN BHARAT DIGITAL MISSIONEMPANELLED

NHA-empanelled ABDM partner — ABHA and health-record sharing

Curasync Technologies LLP is empanelled by the National Health Authority under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission. View certificate · ABDM partners

  • Security

    Independent security assessment (VAPT) completed. Role-based access and per-hospital data isolation.

  • Interoperability

    FHIR R4, ICD-10 and open REST / MCP / A2A interfaces — your data is never locked away.

  • Audit trail

    AI proposals and the decisions on them are recorded with who and when; safety-alert overrides are recorded with their reason.

  • India-ready

    NHA-empanelled ABDM partner — ABHA creation and linking, and health-record sharing with the patient’s app.

Questions clinicians ask

Straight answers

See a consultation documented the way you were taught

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