One evidence standard, across every department.
OneRx puts the same cited, guideline-aligned evidence summary in front of every clinician in your hospital — drawn from trusted medical sources and current literature. Your doctors decide; OneRx makes sure the right evidence is in front of them when they do.
Clinicians in leading institutions who use OneRx are
AIIMS
Tata Memorial Cancer Institute
Max Healthcare Hospital
Sarvodaya Hospital
Safdarjung Hospital
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
KIMS Hospital
Venkateshwar Hospital
Yashoda Hospital
Yatharth Hospital
Baptist Hospital
MNJ Institute of Oncology
Kamla Nehru Memorial Hospital
Renova Hospitals
HCGAIIMSTata Memorial Cancer InstituteMax Healthcare HospitalSarvodaya HospitalSafdarjung HospitalSir Ganga Ram HospitalKIMS HospitalVenkateshwar HospitalYashoda HospitalYatharth HospitalBaptist HospitalMNJ Institute of OncologyKamla Nehru Memorial HospitalRenova HospitalsHCG100+ hospitals where OneRx clinicians practise.
THE CHALLENGE
Complex cases. Variable decisions.
Growing scrutiny.
Variation across consultants & departments
For similar cases, different clinicians reach for different evidence — often driven by who had time to read what, not by clinical disagreement.
Hard to benchmark against current evidence
Committees approve protocols, but day-to-day decisions are difficult to trace back to the guideline or trial that informed them.
Medico-legal & reputational exposure
In oncology, cardiology and critical care, every adverse outcome is reviewed in hindsight — and the evidence trail is rarely complete.
VALIDATED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Not a demo. A study.
OneRx was evaluated in PRECISION-AI, a prospective, multicentre study across three tertiary oncology centres in India covering 110 real clinical queries, reported to the SPIRIT-AI, CONSORT-AI and APPRAISE-AI standards.
Reinforced or changed the oncologist's decision
390s to 49s, an 81.5% reduction
On a 5-point scale, p<0.0001
Consistency you can witness.
Every department works from the same curated, current backbone — reducing variation that comes purely from information gaps.
Every summary links to its source. Supports clinical audit, internal review and NABH documentation — the evidence behind a decision is always traceable.
You decide which guidelines and journals are approved; OneRx draws only from those.
Junior consultants reach senior-level evidence access from day one.
GOVERNANCE
Designed to align with your
governance, not bypass it.
OneRx summarises published evidence; it does not generate patient-specific treatment recommendations and cannot write orders in your HIS/EMR.
Where your hospital has approved protocols, OneRx prioritizes them and shows external guidelines as complementary.
For any case, you can trace which guideline sections or trials a summary drew on.
Designed for involvement by Medical Director, Ethics and Quality teams from the start.
DEPLOYMENT
Standalone today. Integrated when your hospital is ready.
No rip-and-replace. No IT project to begin. Start standalone tomorrow; deepen integration on your timeline.
Standalone
A web and mobile interface your doctors use immediately, with no integration required.
What it needs from you
Nothing. Starts in minutes.HIS-integrated
Open OneRx directly from your HIS/EMR, with the case context already in front of the clinician.
What it needs from you
Light integration, after adoption.Protocol-integrated
Your approved hospital protocols sit alongside global evidence, so doctors see both together.
What it needs from you
Your protocol repository.It cannot write orders or change records — OneRx is an evidence reference, not a transactional system. Integration follows adoption; it is never a precondition to start.
GETTING STARTED
Start small. Prove it. Then scale.
Pick a focus area
Start with one or two high-evidence, high-stakes specialties — oncology first.
Co-design guardrails
Agree approved sources, usage boundaries and feedback pathways with your clinical leadership.
Run a structured pilot
A limited set of clinicians, real cases, time-saved and qualitative feedback — reviewed with medical leadership before any wider rollout.
THE DIFFERENCE
Your doctors already have generic
AI tools. This is different.
| OneRx | General AI tools | Static guideline / reference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cites every source | ✓ | Can invent citations | ✓ |
| Synthesises NCCN + ESMO + ASCO + ICMR + literature | ✓ | Partial / unverified | One at a time |
| Current within a week of updates | ✓ | Unknown | Periodic |
| Staging-aware (TNM) | ✓ | Inconsistent | ✓ |
| Validated in clinical practice | ✓ | — | — |
| Sources governed by your hospital | ✓ | — | — |
OneRx behaves like an evidence-grounded reference built for your clinicians — not a general chatbot, and not a static PDF.
VALIDATED IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
See the capacity you get back.
Built on PRECISION-AI data. Change the inputs to match your department.
A sample figure. Enter your own.
clinical capacity returned / month
Plus consistent care, audit-ready trails, faster onboarding.
Each clinician saves about 4 hours a week (from the study). Across the team, that is the hours figure. We then count half of those hours as time for new patient consults, at roughly 15 minutes each, valued at the rate you enter. A guide, not a guarantee.
SECURITY & COMPLIANCE
Built for the standards
your hospital is held to.
CDSCO
In progress
ISO 27001
Information security
HIPAA compliant
Patient data protection
DPDP compliant
Indian data protection
SOC2 Type2
Operational security
ISO 13485
Medical software
IEC 62304
Medical software
Proudly Built in India for the world.
In Active use across
8 countries.
From tertiary cancer centres in India to oncology practices across the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa.
1,000+
clinicians
30,000+
queries answered
India
Nepal
Bahrain
Oman
Russia
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
ChadWe are building India's clinical evidence infrastructure.
We are partnering with a founding group of hospitals to co-build it — and shaping the roadmap and governance model around them.
GETTING STARTED
For your clinical & governance teams.
No. OneRx is a medical AI platform for evidence summary. It organises and summarises published clinical evidence for your doctors to interpret — it does not diagnose, prescribe, or generate patient-specific treatment recommendations. Its regulatory positioning reflects that function and will track applicable frameworks as they evolve.
Bring one evidence standard to your department.
Talk to a clinical lead, not a sales rep.