Prescription Writer AI · LeapHealth AI Agent for Indian Hospitals

The problem

What Prescription Writer AI removes from your team.

01

Notes pile up.

By evening the doctor has 40 OPD cases and a backlog of half-written prescriptions, so documentation gets rushed or finished from memory after the patient leaves.

02

Drug names misspelt.

A handwritten or hurriedly typed prescription carries a wrong strength or unclear frequency, and the pharmacy calls back to confirm before dispensing.

03

Templates ignored.

Standard medication sets exist in Leap OS, but during a packed clinic nobody opens them, so each script is retyped from scratch.

Scope of work

Tasks Prescription Writer AI takes over from your team.

The repetitive human moments this agent absorbs — so doctors focus on the work that needs a person.

Capture

Transcribe dictation Read consult notes Pull active vitals Match prescription template

Draft

Structure medications Fill dose and frequency Add duration and route Carry diagnosis forward

Flag

Surface allergy notes Mark missing strength Note possible interaction Highlight unclear dose

Hands off to a human when anything abnormal, ambiguous, or outside formulary policy is found — it is held and routed to the doctor for review and sign-off.

How it works

Four capabilities, one agent.

Captures dictation.

The doctor speaks or types free-text notes after the exam, and it returns a structured medication list, no template-hunting mid-clinic.

Touches: Leap OS · EMR

Drafts the script.

It maps each drug to strength, frequency, route, and duration, applies your saved templates, and carries the diagnosis from the consultation note.

Touches: Leap OS · WhatsApp

Flags the gaps.

Missing strength, a recorded allergy, or an unclear instruction is highlighted on the draft so the doctor catches it before signing, not the pharmacy after.

Touches: Leap OS · EMR

Waits for sign-off.

Nothing is issued until the doctor reviews and approves. The signed prescription then reaches the patient and pharmacy through your existing channels.

Touches: Leap OS · WhatsApp · Razorpay

Before vs After

What changes when Prescription Writer AI is in the loop.

Before LeapHealth

With Prescription Writer AI

Doctor finishes the consult, then types the full prescription from scratch.

Doctor finishes the consult and reviews a ready draft on screen.

Standard medication templates sit unused during a packed OPD.

The matching template is applied to the draft automatically.

Pharmacy phones back to confirm an unclear strength or frequency.

Gaps are flagged before sign-off, so the script arrives complete.

Documentation is finished late from memory after patients leave.

The structured record is complete the moment the doctor signs.

Customer outcome

I review a draft instead of typing one. My OPD finishes on time and the pharmacy stopped calling back to check doses. I still sign every prescription myself.

Medical Director · Multi-speciality hospital, Hyderabad · Illustrative

Get in touch

See it draft your prescriptions.

Bring a few anonymised consult notes and watch it produce review-ready drafts on your own formulary. Tell us what you need; our team responds within one business day.

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FAQ

Common questions before a demo.

How long until it is running in our OPD?

Most centres go live in two to three weeks. We load your prescription templates and formulary, connect to Leap OS, and run a pilot with a small group of doctors before wider rollout.

Does it work with our existing EMR and templates?

Yes. It reads consultation notes and applies the prescription templates already in Leap OS, and connects to your EMR through standard APIs. Your sign-off and dispensing flow stays the same.

Where does our patient and clinical data sit?

Data stays in India on AWS Mumbai. The setup is DPDPA-aligned, ISO 27001 certified, with role-based access and full audit logging on every draft and edit.

Can it handle our doctors dictating in regional languages?

Yes. It captures dictation in English and major Indian languages, including mixed speech, and returns the structured prescription in your standard clinical format for review.

Will it ever issue a prescription on its own?

No. It only drafts. Every prescription is held until a doctor reviews and signs, and anything abnormal or out of policy is routed to the clinician rather than issued.

Draft the prescription before the doctor signs.