Clinic Software in Nepal, for Every Kind of Clinic

Most clinic software is sold as if every clinic were a general OPD with a different sign on the door. The differences are real, and they sit in specific places. A dental clinic sends crowns and dentures to an outside dental lab and has to track what it owes that lab. A derma clinic dispenses most of what it prescribes, so its pharmacy shelf is half its revenue. An aesthetic clinic sells injectables where the batch number matters to the patient's safety. A physiotherapy or neuromodulation centre lives on courses of sessions, so its biggest loss is the patient who stops coming at session six. A pediatric clinic records ages in months and keeps vaccines that expire.

What does not change is the counter. Every one of those clinics needs one patient record per person for life, visits attached to it, appointments that turn into visits, services with their own rates, doctor shares worked out on the bill, one invoice carrying services and medicines together, and a day close that matches the cash drawer. That shared core is what ClinicNP is, and the specialty pages below set out how each kind of clinic uses it.

They also say what it does not do. ClinicNP has no dental tooth chart, no prepaid session-package wallet, no growth chart, and no connection to treatment devices. A clinic whose daily work depends on one of those needs a specialist system for that part, and we would rather you read that here than discover it in a demo.

Under every specialty sit the same local realities: dates in Bikram Sambat on every screen and printed report, a fiscal year from Shrawan to Ashadh that closes properly, billing and registration that carry on through a full day with no internet, and support on the phone in Nepali from the team that wrote the software.