Consultation to prescription
Video consultations, digital records, prescriptions, lab bookings and pharmacy fulfilment in one flow.
Rheva health platform
Rheva is a telemedicine platform: patients consult verified doctors over video, prescriptions and records are digital, and lab tests and pharmacy delivery are part of the same flow rather than separate errands.
Built for four sides
Separate experiences for patients, doctors, hospitals and diagnostic centres rather than one screen stretched thin.
Records that carry over
History, prescriptions and lab results stay with the patient between consultations.
The flow it covers
A patient describes a problem, is matched to an appropriate doctor, consults over video, and leaves with a digital prescription. If a test is needed it is booked in the same session; if medicine is needed it is dispatched. The record persists so the next consultation starts with context.
For clinicians and institutions
Doctors get scheduling, consultation notes, prescription tooling and payouts. Hospitals and diagnostic centres get their own operational views for appointments, reports and billing.
Where AI helps, and where it does not
An assistant helps patients describe symptoms and prepares a structured summary for the doctor, and it drafts consultation notes. It does not diagnose and it does not prescribe. A registered clinician makes every clinical decision, which is both the regulatory position and the correct one.
The numbers.
Patient
- Consultations
- Video with verified doctors
- Records
- Digital history, HIPAA-aligned
- Fulfilment
- Pharmacy delivery and lab tests
Provider
- Clinicians
- Scheduling, notes, prescriptions, payouts
- Institutions
- Hospital and diagnostic centre workflows
Straight answers.
Does the AI diagnose patients?
No. It helps a patient describe symptoms, summarises that for the doctor and drafts notes. Diagnosis and prescription are the clinician's, always.
Who can deploy it?
Hospital groups, diagnostic chains and health providers who want their own telemedicine service rather than listing on someone else's marketplace.