Lab reports that mean something — not a PDF in a folder
Enter values once, see the trend since last visit, and never misread a range meant for a different age or sex.
Quick answer
Does it scan or OCR the report?
No — Indian lab report layouts vary too much for OCR to be reliable, and a wrong auto-read value is worse than none. You pick the panel or analyte from a search box and type the value, which is faster than it sounds for a routine CBC or lipid profile.
The problem
A patient returns with a CBC printout and the values go into free-text notes or nowhere — nothing to query, no trend across visits, and no check against the interval that actually applies to that patient.
How it works
One search adds the whole panel
Type “CBC” to add all its analyte rows at once, or search a single test by name — reports arrive as panels, so entry matches how the printout actually reads.
Reference ranges by sex and age
Each value is checked against the interval for that patient’s sex and age band — a haemoglobin of 12.5 reads normal for a woman and low for a man; the same ALP reads normal for a child and high for an adult.
Trend since the last visit, inline
Every result shows what it was last time and the change, right on the row — no separate report to pull up and compare by hand.
With or without a consultation
Record results inside a consultation, or standalone from the patient profile for a walk-in who brings a report with no visit booked.
Why it’s different
Generic clinic software either skips structured lab entry entirely or uses one fixed column per test — which breaks the moment a value needs a different reference range for a child or a woman. HomeoAxis resolves the correct range per patient and shows the trend without a separate lookup.
Frequently asked questions
Does it scan or OCR the report?
No — Indian lab report layouts vary too much for OCR to be reliable, and a wrong auto-read value is worse than none. You pick the panel or analyte from a search box and type the value, which is faster than it sounds for a routine CBC or lipid profile.
Does it account for age and sex correctly?
Yes — reference ranges vary by sex and age band, so a normal result for a child or a woman is never flagged against an adult or male range by mistake. When a patient’s sex or age isn’t on file, it shows no flag rather than guessing one.
Can I record a report without opening a consultation?
Yes — from the patient profile, for a walk-in who brings a report with no visit booked.
What if a test isn’t in the catalog?
Type it once as a custom analyte and it’s learned into your clinic’s own catalog, ready to search next time.
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