A Healthray alternative for Indian hospitals

Start from the job, not the brand

A hospital system earns its keep by doing one thing well: keeping a single patient coherent as they move through registration, consultation, admission, tests, pharmacy and billing. Whatever names are on your shortlist, judge each on whether it does that cleanly. The rest — a longer feature list, a slicker demo — matters far less than whether the daily work flows without re-entry.

How Uyirly runs the whole hospital

Uyirly connects OPD, IPD, pharmacy, lab (LIS), radiology (RIS), billing, insurance/TPA, blood bank, OT and staff on one shared patient record. Bed charges accrue daily, tests and medicines post as they happen, and the discharge bill and insurance claim build themselves in real time — so discharge is fast and defensible rather than a manual reconciliation at the end.

• One patient and one bill, no re-entry between departments
• Daily IPD auto-billing; discharge bill ready at checkout
• GST billing, TPA claims, ABDM/ABHA-ready records

Uyirly at a glance — and what to confirm

Where Uyirly stands on the things that decide the choice. We speak only for our own product — please confirm Healthray’s current features and pricing with them directly.

The comparison that tells you the truth

Ask each vendor to show you a bill for a patient who is still admitted, mid-stay. A system where bed rent and nursing are already on that bill, current as of last night, has solved daily auto-billing. A system that calculates it at discharge is telling you discharge will be slow. That single test, plus the pricing model and a real free trial, separates the options faster than any feature grid.

• Can it show a live, mid-stay bill that’s already accurate?
• Is pricing flat, or metered per bed and per user?
• Can you trial it on your own patients first?

Why Uyirly could be the switch

Uyirly leads with flat monthly pricing (no per-bed fees), all-in-one integration, native India-fit — GST, TPA, ABDM, NABH — and a 30-day free trial with no card. If those are what’s drawing you to compare, a trial on your own hospital is the most honest way to see whether it’s the right alternative for you.