Prescription writing
Patient name, age, sex, vitals, findings, diagnosis, medicines, dose, and advice—arranged in the order chamber practice usually follows.
Features
Features built for daily chamber work.
Write prescriptions, keep patient records, add follow-up notes, and print clean copies—in one Windows desktop app.
Patient records
Keep previous visits, treatment history, allergy notes, and follow-ups in one place so the next visit is faster to review.
Works when internet is weak
Internet is needed for first login and cloud sync. After a prior login, work can continue on a weak connection; until sync succeeds, data is not cloud backup.
Medicine support
Tools to make medicine selection and dosing easier. Any ADE or interaction warnings are advisory support only—final decisions remain with the doctor.
Clean printed prescription
Clear printouts patients and assistants can read—suitable for printing directly from the chamber.
Doctor account and approval
Email code verification, professional details (such as BMDC, degree, specialty, chamber), and administrator approval before full clinical access.
Boundaries
What RxPulse is not
Not a substitute for emergency care
RxPulse is a documentation and prescription support tool. It must not be relied on for emergency decisions, ambulance, or life-saving treatment.
Not a full hospital HIS
It is not a complex hospital management system—it is for daily prescription and patient-record work in individual or small chambers.
Clinical work is not on the website
Prescriptions and patient records live in the Windows app. This website is for information, download guidance, and support.
Next step
Request Windows beta access, or review the steps to get started.