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DekhBhal

For hospitals

Discharge with confidence. Follow your patients home.

DekhBhal turns a discharge summary into a structured, monitored home-care plan — with verified professionals, family visibility and reports back to your team.

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Discharge → home care

Everything a safe home plan needs, in one form.

Your clinicians already know what the patient needs at home. DekhBhal structures it so nurses, physiotherapists and families follow the same plan.

  • Diagnosis and treatment context
  • Surgery / treatment details
  • Discharge date
  • Medication plan
  • Nursing requirement
  • Physiotherapy requirement
  • Doctor follow-up
  • Lab requirements
  • Diet instructions
  • Warning signs
  • Care instructions
A doctor reviewing a patient's plan on a tablet
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A doctor speaking with a patient over a video call

Hospital portal

Built for the people who run discharge.

Discharge plan builder

Capture every field a safe home plan needs — and send it to the patient as an active care plan in one click.

AI draft, clinician approval

Generate a draft task checklist, warning signs and diet guidance from your notes. Nothing goes live without your approval.

Departments & staff

Add departments, invite staff and control who manages which patients.

Care monitoring

Track progress, nursing reports and escalation flags for every discharged patient.

Referrals

Log referrals, track status from new to converted, and never lose a patient in the gap.

Reports & revenue

Monthly reporting on patients discharged, active plans, bookings and revenue share.

Partner with us

Let’s talk about your discharge pathway.

Tell us about your hospital and we will arrange a call with our clinical partnerships team. We can usually onboard a department within two weeks.

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DekhBhal supports clinician-approved home recovery. It does not replace hospitals or emergency care. In an emergency call 108 / 112.

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