Discharge Summary Software
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Trusted by 576+ Hospitals Across IndiaTreatment and vitals copy in from the patient's stay. The doctor adds the clinical note, signs and prints.
- Treatment and vitals copied in one click
- Medicine advice in the patient's language
- Print, or send on WhatsApp
15-minute demo on your own discharge format.
City Care Hospital · Discharge · Ramesh Kulkarni · 58 Y | Male
From the stay record
Treatment sheet
3 medicinesCopied ✓
Vital sheet
Latest vitalsCopied ✓
Treatment sheet ✓Vital sheet ✓Copy from treatment & vitals
City Care Hospital
Discharge Summary
DOA 13/10/2026 · DOD 22/10/2026 · Dr. Anil Mehta
Treatment given
- Inj. Ceftriaxone 1 g
IV · 1-0-1 · 5 days - Inj. Pantoprazole 80 mg infusion
10 ml/hr · 3 days - Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg
SOS · 3 days
Vitals at discharge
SpO2 98%Pulse 78/minBP 124/80RR 16/minTemp 98.4 °F
Clinical summary
Written by the doctor
Dr. Anil Mehta, MD Medicine
PrintFrom admission to the discharge paper
Admission
Patient, ward, bed, consultant and dates are recorded once.
During the stay
Doctors and nurses fill the treatment, vital and surgery sheets.
One click
Treatment and vitals copy into the discharge summary.
Doctor signs
Add the clinical note, review, sign and print.
Discharge summary format
Every section of the summary, and where it comes from.
Fills from the stayDoctor writes
City Care Hospital
Discharge Summary
Ramesh Kulkarni · 58 Y | Male · DOA 13/10/2026 · DOD 22/10/2026
- Filled ✓Patient & admission detailsName, UHID, ward, bed, consultant, dates
- Filled ✓Treatment givenFrom the treatment sheet
- Filled ✓Vitals at dischargeFrom the vital sheet
- Filled ✓Surgery notesFrom the surgery sheet
- DoctorClinical summarySaved template, or written on the tablet
- DoctorInvestigationsSaved template, edited
- DoctorRx on dischargeTiming and advice in the patient's language
- DoctorTests & referralAfter-discharge tests, refer to a doctor
- Sign & printSignatureDr. Anil Mehta, MD Medicine
Write the clinical note by hand on the tablet, or type it. Tablet writing →
Follow-up, in the same paper
Rx on discharge
When and how to take each medicine, printed in the patient's language.
Tab. Pantoprazole 40 mg · 14 days
रोज़ सुबह नाश्ते से पहले 1 गोली
Tests after discharge
Tests to repeat before the follow-up visit.
CBC, CRP · before the review on 29/10/2026
Refer to a doctor
A referral to another specialist, written into the summary.
Refer to Dr. Kavita Rao, Cardiology
What changes
TodayWith Lifemaan
- Today: Summary retyped from the case fileWith Lifemaan: Treatment and vitals copied in one click
- Today: Every doctor writes a different formatWith Lifemaan: One hospital format, saved templates per section
- Today: Handwriting hard to read laterWith Lifemaan: Printed on your letterhead, kept in the patient's file
- Today: Patient can't read the English medicine adviceWith Lifemaan: Timing and advice in the patient's own language
- Today: Follow-up tests on a loose slipWith Lifemaan: Tests and referral printed in the summary
- Today: Family asks for another copyWith Lifemaan: Sent to the patient on WhatsApp
Part of the hospital system
Doctors who write on Lifemaan
“This is the best app for busy doctors like me. Writing on Tablet is so effortless, I am 100% satisfied with Lifemaan's platform.”
Dr. Nirav Satasiya
MS (General Surgery), Satasiya Surgical Hospital, Junagadh
“I tried other typing-based software and after 3-4 days I dropped it. Since I started using Lifemaan, writing on Tablet is same as writing on Paper. I have no reason to go back to paper system.”
Dr. Bhavinkant Chaudhari
MD Physician (Internal Medicine), Bardoli, Surat
“My patients love getting prescriptions on WhatsApp. It's professional, instant, and they don't lose it.”
Dr. Nirav Gondaliya
MD Physician, IDCC Hospital, Surat
See it on your own discharge format
Quote-based pricing, with a free trial.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Discharge summary software prepares the document a hospital gives a patient at discharge: diagnosis, treatment given, condition, medicines and follow-up. In Lifemaan it is part of the hospital management system, so the hospital discharge summary is built from the patient's IPD stay record instead of being typed from the case file, and the doctor reviews, signs and prints it.
A hospital discharge summary format usually has: patient and admission details (name, age, UHID, ward, consultant, admission and discharge dates), clinical summary and diagnosis, investigations, treatment given, surgery notes, vitals at discharge, discharge medicines, tests and follow-up advice, referral, and the doctor's signature. Lifemaan keeps these sections and fills the stay details for you.
Many Indian hospitals use "discharge card", "discharge sheet" and "discharge summary" for the same paper: the summary of the stay handed to the patient when they go home. In Lifemaan it is one document, prepared from the IPD record, signed by the treating doctor and printed on the hospital's letterhead.
Yes. Lifemaan copies the treatment given and the vitals into the discharge summary in one click, alongside the admission details and surgery notes from the stay. The doctor writes the clinical note, reviews and signs it instead of typing everything from the case file, and it prints on the hospital's letterhead.
Yes. Lifemaan saves templates for each section, such as the clinical summary and investigations, so a doctor picks a saved text and edits it instead of writing from scratch. An IPD template can be chosen for each case, so the discharge summary template matches the way your hospital already writes it.
Yes. An IPD template can be chosen for each case, and each section, such as the clinical summary and investigations, has saved templates. A hospital can keep one format for a normal delivery or LSCS, another for surgery and another for medical cases, and the doctor edits the saved text instead of writing it again.
The treating doctor. Lifemaan fills the parts recorded during the stay, such as treatment given, vitals and admission details, and the doctor writes the clinical summary, discharge medicines, follow-up tests and any referral. Nothing prints until the doctor has reviewed it, and the signed summary is saved in the patient's file.
Yes. Lifemaan is built for doctors who prefer writing to typing: the clinical note can be written by hand on a tablet or typed on a computer, and the treatment and vitals sections are already filled from the stay. The finished summary prints in the hospital's format.
Yes. In Lifemaan the discharge summary sits in the same patient file as IPD management, the treatment and vital sheets, surgery records and the IPD bill. When the discharge is completed the bed is released on the bed board, and the summary stays in the patient's records for the next visit.
Yes. Once the doctor signs the discharge summary in Lifemaan, it can be printed on the hospital's letterhead or sent to the patient on WhatsApp. The family keeps a copy on the phone for the follow-up visit or another doctor, and the summary also stays in the patient's file at the hospital.
Yes. Choose the patient's language on the discharge screen and Lifemaan prints the discharge medicines with when to take them, how often and the advice for each drug in that language. The patient and family read the dose instructions themselves instead of relying on what they remember from the ward.
Lifemaan's discharge summary comes with its hospital management system rather than as a separate tool. Pricing is quote-based and depends on your hospital's size and the modules you use, with a free trial. Book a 15-minute demo to see it on your own discharge format.