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Lahari

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Visit 19 · 14 Aug 2026 · 10:20 · OPD · Katigraha follow-up

Next visit · 9 Oct 2026
Dosha balance0–10 each
VataNot rated
PittaMild
KaphaNot rated

Conditions & symptoms

2 conditions · 6 symptoms
Chronic low-back pain
Katigraha / Katishoolanamc_aab_612/4 rated
Low-back pain at rest
Not rated
Pain on movement
Not rated
Morning stiffness
Severe▲ 5
Radiation to leg
Moderate▲ 4
Hypothyroidism
Galaganda · Kapha-Medanamc_gf_192/2 rated
Fatigue (Daurbalya)
Mild▼ 2
Cold intolerance
Mild= 1

Medicines

2 lines · est. ₹640
Kanchanara Guggulu
GugguluStock 600₹312
M2A0N2
56 days

2 tablets twice daily after food, with warm water

Sahacharadi Taila
TailaStock 150₹144
M—A—N—
14 days

External application (Abhyanga) / Matra Basti, as directed

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Low-back pain at rest · Morning stiffness · Pain on movement · Radiation to leg

Cold intolerance · Constipation · Daytime somnolence (Tandra) · Fatigue (Daurbalya) +2 more

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ABC Ayurveda Clinic

Patients

Add patient
Patients1,240
Visits this month318
Katigraha cohort41
Open research runs3
LLahariKatigraha · Hypothyroidism14 Aug 2026
RRamesh IyerKatishoola · Panchakarma13 Aug 2026
GGopal DasAmavata with Pandu · IPD13 Aug 2026
FFatima SheikhSandhivata12 Aug 2026
MMeera DeshpandeAmavata · Panchakarma12 Aug 2026
Clinic diary

Appointments

5 in view · 5 today · 5 still scheduled

Friday, 14 August 2026
Scheduled5
Completed4
Cancelled0
Today5

Today

Friday, 14 August 2026
TimeDr. Anjali Rao3Dr. S. Venkatesh2
09:0010:0011:0012:0013:0014:00
09:30OPD
Suresh Babu+91 98480 11223 · Dr. Anjali Rao
11:30OPD
Venkat Rao+91 99480 55667 · Dr. Anjali Rao
12:30Follow-up
Joseph Mathew+91 90000 1055 · Dr. Anjali Rao
10:00Follow-up
Padmavathi+91 98490 33445 · Dr. S. Venkatesh
11:00Follow-up
Meera Deshpande+91 90000 1047 · Dr. S. Venkatesh
Panchakarma

Work queue

Every case the doctors have referred, from the first recommendation to the last written-up sitting.

Today’s board
ShowingAll open cases6 cases
PatientCaseTreatmentsReferred byWaitingStatusSpecialist
Lakshmi NairUHID ABC-1040 · Amavata—AbhyangaDr. Anjali Rao10 Aug 20263 dRecommendedUnassigned
Ramesh IyerUHID ABC-1041 · KatishoolaPK-2026-015Kati Basti, AbhyangaDr. Anjali Rao11 Aug 20264 dPlanningVaidya Sunil Kumar
Fatima SheikhUHID ABC-1042 · SandhivataPK-2026-016Janu Basti, Abhyanga0 of 14 sessionsDr. S. Venkatesh12 Aug 20265 dProposedVaidya Sunil Kumar
Arun KulkarniUHID ABC-1043 · GridhrasiPK-2026-017Kati Basti0 of 7 sessionsDr. Anjali Rao13 Aug 20261 dScheduledTherapist Rekha
Meera DeshpandeUHID ABC-1044 · AmavataPK-2026-018Valuka Sweda, Abhyanga4 of 14 sessionsDr. S. Venkatesh14 Aug 2026—In progressTherapist Rekha
Joseph MathewUHID ABC-1045 · SandhivataPK-2026-019Janu Basti2 of 7 sessionsDr. Anjali Rao15 Aug 2026—In progressVaidya Sunil Kumar
Inpatient

Ward board

Every bed in the building and who is in it.

Admit a patient
ShowingAll wards7 admitted · 16 beds
Admitted7across 6 rooms
Available beds71 reserved · 1 out of service
Average stay6.2 dlast 30 days
Insured stays3Star Health · HDFC ERGO · PM-JAY

Panchakarma Ward A

General · ₹1,200/day
3/6
A1Occupied
Gopal DasABC/IPD/26/0041
Day 6Dr. Anjali Rao
A2Occupied
Nirmala JoshiABC/IPD/26/0043
Day 4Dr. S. Venkatesh
A3Available
Ready for an admission
A4Occupied
Prakash MenonABC/IPD/26/0044
Day 2Dr. Anjali Rao
A5Available
Ready for an admission
A6Out of service
Droni platform being re-polished

Panchakarma Ward B

General · ₹1,200/day
2/4
B1Occupied
Sarita KulkarniABC/IPD/26/0039
Day 9Dr. S. Venkatesh
B2Available
Ready for an admission
B3Occupied
Hema ReddyABC/IPD/26/0045
Day 1Dr. Anjali Rao
B4Available
Ready for an admission

Semi-private 101

Semi-private · ₹2,400/day
1/2
101-AOccupied
Mohan LalABC/IPD/26/0040
Day 7Dr. S. Venkatesh
101-BAvailable
Ready for an admission

Private 201

Private · ₹4,200/day
1/1
201Occupied
Kavitha NairABC/IPD/26/0042
Day 5Dr. Anjali Rao

Private 202

Private · ₹4,200/day
0/1
202Reserved
Held for a post-operative Kshara Sutra case

Deluxe 203

Private · ₹6,000/day
0/2
203Available
Ready for an admission
203-BAvailable
Ready for an admission
Chapter 1 of 7Pratyakshawhat you seeThe visit you already write
01 · Pratyaksha
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The visit you already write

Why Medhas exists

Everyone has the record. Almost no one turns it into a decision.

An EHR remembers what happened — visits, medicines, symptoms, outcomes. But the record just sits there. The trend that mattered surfaces weeks late, the protocol comparison lives in a spreadsheet, and no one can see the network as a whole. Medhas keeps the record honest, then reads it back three ways — trends, research and the network — with Yukti over all of it, so what you captured actually changes what you do next.

02Research · aptopadesha · what is proven

Turn a prescribing question into an experiment you can trust.

Pick a disease and two medicines, then compare their weekly trend under real conditions. Watch one arm pull ahead, and save any comparison as reusable research — no export, no waiting for the quarterly review.

  • Medicine A vs. medicine B on a chosen symptom
  • Patients, week-1, latest and change — side by side
  • Save as research and feed it back into the trend

Trayodashanga Guggulu vs Dashamoolarishta · 41 patients

← Research home
Step 7 · Preview and exclusions

Review before running

Confirm the analysis population, exclusions, and governance checks before creating a reproducible run.

1,240Available records
41Eligible cohort
6Excluded
41Consent eligible
Mean change · low-back pain at rest−4.1

95% CI −4.8 to −3.4 · Welch t-test

p < 0.001 · n = 41 · Trayodashanga Guggulu vs Dashamoolarishta · 24 weeks
Interpretation

Observed association, not proof of cause

Patients on Trayodashanga Guggulu improved 4.1 points more on pain at rest than those on Dashamoolarishta over 24 weeks. Residual confounding, selection and measurement timing may explain part of the difference.

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03Network · samashti · the whole, together

Read the whole network with the same rigor as one patient.

Samashti is the same reading at a different scale: adoption, prescriptions and cohorts across every clinic and doctor — and exactly where to act, the leading clinic, the biggest gap, the momentum, the largest cohort.

  • 273 clinics and 3,576 doctors as one live picture
  • “Where to act” surfaced for you — not buried in a monthly deck
  • One shared timeline with trends and research

MEDHAS Demo Ayurveda Group · 273 clinics

Network command centre

MEDHAS Demo Ayurveda Group

Last 2 years

Organization product adoption

Sept 2024 – Aug 2026

2,715 of 3,576 active doctors prescribed at least one organization product · −0.5 pts since Sept 2024

Doctors by distinct organization products prescribed
  • 8620
  • 1,6001–3
  • 9344–6
  • 1707–9
  • 1010+
Active clinics
273

6 regions in scope

Active doctors
3,576

2,715 prescribing org products

Patients
25,246

avg 92 per clinic

Prescriptions+428.7%
71,831

1,74,332 medicine lines

Org product lines
1,54,051

88% of all medicine lines

Org products prescribed
12

avg 4.2 per adopting doctor

Where to act

Leading clinicABC Ayurveda — 100% adoption2 doctors · 84 org lines
Biggest gap5 doctors at Faridabad NIT have not prescribed an org product78.3% adoption across 23 doctors
MomentumAdoption down 0.5 pts since Sept 202482.2% → 81.7% by Aug 2026
Largest cohortChronic low-back pain — 9,861 patients3,190 doctors · 23 medicines seen
Yukti · reasoning · always on

Ask it anything. It already did the rounds.

Yukti is the fourth pramana — the one that reasons across the other three. It has read every trend, every research run and every network chart before you ask. Pose a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in your actual data, cited back to the source.

Full context across trends, research and the network, in real time
Answers cite the exact chart, research run or record behind them
Available everywhere in Medhas — never a separate tab

The same question the story ends on

ABC Ayurveda Clinic

Patients

Add patient
Patients1,240
Visits this month318
Katigraha cohort41
Open research runs3
LLahariKatigraha · Hypothyroidism14 Aug 2026
RRamesh IyerKatishoola · Panchakarma13 Aug 2026
GGopal DasAmavata with Pandu · IPD13 Aug 2026
FFatima SheikhSandhivata12 Aug 2026
MMeera DeshpandeAmavata · Panchakarma12 Aug 2026
How it fits together

One record in. Three readings out. One reasoning over all of it.

Classically a physician goes to the authorities first, then observes, then infers. Medhas runs it the other way: what your own clinic sees and infers is what becomes the evidence. Trends, research and the network aren’t three products bolted together — they read the same record, and Yukti reasons across all three at once.

The foundation · pratyaksha
Your clinical record
anumana
Trends
aptopadesha
Research
samashti
Network
The reasoning · yukti
Yukti
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readings of one shared record
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clinics readable as a single network
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Yukti in context, never idle
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place your team opens each morning
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