One connected system for the OP clinic day.
H360 is web-based outpatient clinic software that gives reception, the doctor and billing a shared patient encounter—from registration to the receipt.
What does OP clinic management software do?
OP clinic management software organises the work around outpatient visits, including appointment intake, reception queues, clinical records, prescriptions, payments and reporting. H360 connects these functions through the recorded patient and encounter, with access and available modules configured for the clinic.
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One encounter. Three people working together.
Reception creates the appointment. The doctor uses the visit context to document care. Billing connects the charges and receipt to that encounter. Explore what each person contributes.
Explore the work H360 brings together.
Choose a feature to see its controls, sample output and practical detail.
Your clinic’s details belong in the setup.
Doctor information, availability, approved fees, medicine catalogues, Rx groups and print layouts give the team a familiar starting point.
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Individual staff accounts and the access needed for their work.
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Doctor sessions, appointment windows and the approved service catalogue.
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Clinic header, doctor details, prescription content and printer settings.
Start with the people who will use it.
For a doctor and receptionist, a useful demonstration includes a repeat patient, a prescription, a receipt and the day’s report. Bring your own operational questions.
Can we use H360 in a single-doctor clinic?
Yes. The OP workflow connects reception, the doctor’s documentation and billing. Discuss the accounts, modules and configuration needed for your clinic.
What equipment should we check?
Confirm the intended computers, browsers, internet connection, paper size and printer output during setup.
What is included?
The quotation identifies the edition, modules, doctors, staff users and services selected for your clinic.
See the visit your team will work through.
Call 8464000888 to discuss your priorities.