Episodes and examinations you can compare
Seizure frequency, examination findings and medication across years, recorded so the change is the thing you see.
Neurology decisions turn on change: is the frequency lower, is the deficit the same, did the dose help. That only works if each visit records the same things the same way. OlivHealth uses structured, versioned examination forms so today’s note is genuinely comparable with the one from eighteen months ago, and keeps imaging and medication on the same chart.
Episode records
Structured capture of frequency and episode detail, so change over time is measurable.
Structured examination
A neurological examination form built from the shared field library and versioned safely.
Imaging and EEG
Reports attached to the visit rather than kept in a separate archive.
Medication timeline
Full prescribing history on one chart, traceable across a long course.
Review reminders
Automated reminders for periodic review, sent off the appointment.
Continuity across doctors
One chart per patient, so a colleague covering a clinic reads the same record you do.
Go live ABDM-enabled from day one
Every practice we onboard goes live ABDM-enabled — create and verify a patient’s ABHA at registration, and let their records follow them across the health system on their consent. It’s part of onboarding, not a separate project or an extra module to buy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep a seizure diary on the record?
Yes, as structured fields captured at each visit, which is what lets you compare frequency across visits rather than reading back prose.
Are EEG or MRI machines integrated?
No. Reports are attached to the visit as documents. There is no direct device interface today.
Can two neurologists share a patient record?
Yes. There is one chart per patient at the hospital, so a covering colleague sees the same continuous record.
What happens if I improve the examination form?
Older encounters keep rendering against the version they were captured on. New visits use the new version.