Orthopaedic Practice Software
Mark the joint with a pen, compare X-rays by visit, and let post-op follow-up dates and reminders fill in from the surgery date.
- Joint mapping sheet, written like paper
- Post-op dates calculated from surgery
- WhatsApp reminder before every follow-up
15-minute demo on your own ortho sheets.
City Ortho Hospital · Post-op Timeline · Mahesh Joshi · 64 Y | Male
Surgery: Total knee replacement (Right) · Surgery date 06-10-2026
| Milestone | Due date fx | Done |
|---|---|---|
| Suture removal | 20-10-2026 | |
| Physio review | 27-10-2026 | |
| X-ray check | 17-11-2026 | |
| Physio review | 01-12-2026 | |
| X-ray check | 29-12-2026 |
Explain it. Show the change.
Explain on the tablet
Draw on the knee diagram while the patient watches. No extra cost.
Pre-op and post-op X-rays
Two visits' X-rays side by side, with the visit timeline above.
Ortho sheets, ready on day one
Set up for your clinic before you start. Change any sheet to match your protocol.
Every ortho OPD
- Knee and joint mapping sheet
- Trauma assessment
- Fracture record
- Post-op review
- Range of motion chart
- Pain score chart
- Knee score total
- Hip score total
Surgery and follow-up
- Post-op recovery timeline
- Fracture X-ray follow-up dates
- Plaster and splint check dates
- Physiotherapy sessions
- OT notes
- Implant details
- Discharge summary
Examination
Mark the joint, like on paper
Shade the swelling, tick the findings and write the plan with a pen on the tablet. It saves in the patient's file.
- Knee and joint mapping sheet
- Trauma and post-op templates
- Dictate in Hindi with LaMa AI
Recovery
Range of motion, visit by visit
Flexion, extension lag and pain for every visit in one chart. Readings below your target show amber; the change is calculated.
- Target set by the doctor
- Change since the first visit calculated
- Knee and hip score totals added up
City Ortho Hospital · ROM Chart · Mahesh Joshi · Right knee
Flexion target (set by doctor): 90°
| Date | Flexion (°) | Extension lag (°) | Pain (0–10) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20-10-2026 | 70 | 10 | 7 |
| 27-10-2026 | 85 | 8 | 5 |
| 17-11-2026 | 100 | 5 | 3 |
| 01-12-2026 | 110 | 2 | 2 |
| Change since first visit | +40 fx | −8 fx | −5 fx |
Surgery & billing
Implant on the bill, summary ready
OT notes, implant details and charges stay with the admission. The discharge summary is drafted from the stay.
- Implant size and lot number on the bill
- OT notes in the patient record
- Discharge summary from the stay record
City Ortho Hospital · IPD Bill · Mahesh Joshi · Right TKR
| Item | Qty | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knee implant, cemented, size 4Lot no. KX-2291 | 1 | ₹85,000 | ₹85,000 |
| OT charges | 1 | ₹25,000 | ₹25,000 |
| Surgeon fee | 1 | ₹40,000 | ₹40,000 |
| Room, 3 days | 3 | ₹3,500 | ₹10,500 |
| Total | ₹1,60,500 |
Print billDischarge summary
Your orthopedic prescription pad, on a tablet
Write with a pen
Write on the tablet as you do on paper. It saves as a digital prescription.
Tablet writing →Prescription
Select TemplateLoad Last Rx
| Medicine | Dose | Days |
|---|---|---|
| Tab. Metformin 500 mg | 1-0-1 | 30 |
| Tab. Telmisartan 40 mg | 1-0-0 | 30 |
| Tab. Atorvastatin 10 mg | 0-0-1 | 30 |
Type on the computer
Add medicines from your templates, or load the last prescription and edit.
EMR software →“Paracetamol 650, din mein do baar, teen din”
Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg · 1-0-1 · 3 daysSpeak to LaMa AI, in Hindi too
Speak in English, Hindi or your language. Check the prescription, then save.
Voice prescriptions →What changes
TodayWith Lifemaan
- Today: Joint findings drawn on a paper sheet that gets lostWith Lifemaan: Joint mapping sheet saved in the patient file
- Today: Follow-up dates counted on a calendarWith Lifemaan: Dates calculated from the surgery date
- Today: Patients miss X-ray and physio reviewsWith Lifemaan: WhatsApp reminder before each one
- Today: Old X-rays in a carry bagWith Lifemaan: Pre-op and post-op X-rays side by side
- Today: Implant stickers pasted in a registerWith Lifemaan: Implant size and lot number on the bill
- Today: Discharge summary typed from scratchWith Lifemaan: Drafted from the stay record
The rest of your practice
What Orthopaedic Surgeons Say
“I was skeptical about going digital, but Lifemaan made it easy. I write on the tablet like I wrote on paper. My surgery notes, OPD prescriptions — everything is saved and accessible.”
HS
Dr. Hardik Sheth
Orthopaedic Surgeon, Niramay Hospital, Surat
See it with your own ortho sheets
Quote-based pricing, with a free trial.
- Your specialty's charts, shown on a real patient file
- Bring one paper chart you use; we show it in Lifemaan
- 15 minutes, on video call or at your clinic
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Frequently Asked Questions
Lifemaan is orthopaedic practice software for clinics and ortho hospitals in India. It includes a knee and joint mapping sheet written with a pen on a tablet, trauma and post-op templates, range of motion and pain charts, post-op follow-up dates with WhatsApp reminders, X-ray comparison by visit, OT notes, implant billing and the discharge summary.
Yes. In Lifemaan the orthopaedic surgeon opens the joint mapping sheet on a tablet and shades the swelling, marks tenderness and writes findings with a pen, exactly as on paper. The sheet saves in the patient's file with the date, so the next visit starts with the previous examination on screen.
Yes. The orthopaedic surgeon writes the prescription with a pen on a tablet, the same way as on the paper pad, types it from saved medicine templates, or dictates it to LaMa AI in English, Hindi or another language. It saves in the patient's file with the joint sheets and X-rays, prints in your own pad design with only the fields you choose, and the patient can get it on WhatsApp.
Lifemaan's post-op recovery timeline calculates each milestone from the surgery date: suture removal, physio reviews and X-ray checks, such as 6 and 12 weeks after surgery. The doctor sets the days for each milestone, ticks it when done, and the patient gets a WhatsApp reminder before each due date.
Yes. Lifemaan's range of motion chart records flexion, extension lag and pain score at every visit, shows readings below the doctor's flexion target in amber, and calculates the change since the first visit. Knee and hip score charts add up the item scores, so the total is never worked out by hand.
Yes. X-rays and other images uploaded to Lifemaan stay in the patient's record by visit date. The orthopaedic surgeon can open a pre-op and a post-op X-ray side by side on the tablet to explain the result to the patient, without searching old films or a separate folder.
Yes. In Lifemaan the implant used in surgery, with its size and lot number, is added to the patient's IPD bill along with OT charges, surgeon fee and room charges. The implant record stays with the admission, so it can be found later from the patient's file.
Yes. Lifemaan's LaMa AI lets the orthopaedic surgeon speak the prescription or notes in Hindi or English and review the text before saving. Doctors who prefer can still write with a pen on the tablet or type on a computer; all three end up in the same patient record.
Yes. Besides the OPD sheets, Lifemaan runs admissions, OT notes, ward charts, pharmacy, IPD billing and the discharge summary in one system, so an orthopaedic hospital does not need separate software for the OPD and the ward.
Yes. Lifemaan sets up the ortho sheets for your clinic before you start, and each one can be changed: the findings listed, the follow-up milestones and their days, score items, and the colour that marks readings below your target. Sheets print on your letterhead and stay linked to the patient record.
Lifemaan is quote-based: the price depends on whether you run an ortho clinic or an ortho hospital with OT and IPD, and the modules you need. There is a free trial, and a 15-minute demo shows Lifemaan with your own ortho sheets before you decide.