THE DOCUMENTATION PLATFORM · DISCHARGE SUMMARY

Discharge ready before the patient stands up.

Thirty-five minutes to ten seconds. With every medication, every follow-up, every flag - exactly where it should be.

A masked physician with a clipboard reviewing a patient at the bedside before discharge.

Discharge summary · IP-1106

  • · Reason: Cellulitis, L lower limb
  • · 5d IV cefuroxime → 7d PO
  • · F/U: 7 days, OPD with Dr Iyer
  • · Red flags: fever > 100.5°F, spreading

How it works

Capture. Structure. Deliver.

01 · Capture

A single voice command.

The discharging doctor speaks the final clinical assessment. Axone has been listening across the entire admission.

03 · Deliver

Ready in under ten seconds.

Medications, follow-up appointments, red flags, dietary advice - populated automatically. Doctor reviews, signs, done.

A nurse finalising paperwork at the station as a patient prepares to leave.

Before / After

Time to a complete discharge summary.

35 min10 sec

Across multi-specialty hospitals in Bengaluru. The largest single time win on the platform.

What it looks like

A discharge summary that walks home with the patient.

Discharge Summary · UI preview
  • PatientIP-1106 · Mrs L Devi · 54 y F · LOS 5 days
  • Admission diagnosisCellulitis, L lower limb
  • Hospital courseIV cefuroxime × 5 days, clinical resolution
  • Discharge medsTab cefuroxime 500mg BD × 7 days · Tab paracetamol PRN
  • Follow-upOPD Internal Medicine - 7 days, Dr Iyer
  • Red flagsFever > 100.5°F · spreading erythema · breathlessness
  • LanguagesEnglish + Kannada print
  • SignedDr R Iyer · 10:54:11 IST
Reconciled meds × 4ABDM-shared to health lockerNABH evidence captured

Illustrative interface · configurable per hospital.

Integrations & compliance

NABH discharge protocol
ABDM linkage
ICD-10
SNOMED CT
FHIR R4 Composition

What walks home

The discharge summary is what a patient takes home. It is the thirty-five minute task that often becomes the bottleneck of the entire bed-turnover cycle. With Axone, discharge is no longer the slowest moment in the hospital. It is one of the fastest.

See Discharge Summary live.

Thirty minutes. Your workflow. Our team.