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CAREGRID LABS / HAMSINI

From the order
to the answer.

Test orders, samples, result entry and pathologist approval in one continuous lab workflow.

Workflow prototype
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WHO IT’S FOR

Lab technicians, pathologists and ordering clinicians.

An order should not disappear into another system. CareGrid Labs, also called Hamsini, follows the work from the clinician’s request to the signed report, with a clear queue for every person involved.

THE WORKFLOW

01

Order and collect

02

Enter and review

03

Release the report

Designed around the people doing the work.

HOW IT FITS INTO THE DAY

Less friction.
At every handover.

01

Order and collect

The clinician orders tests against the patient record. The sample collection queue tracks collection and labelling.

02

Enter and review

Technicians enter results and send them for approval. Pathologists review the values before releasing a report.

03

Release the report

An approved report can be downloaded as a PDF. Hospital-system connectivity is being developed through the HMS Bridge.

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

01

One queue for each role

Ordering, collection, result entry and approval have distinct responsibilities and permissions.

02

Work with the hospital’s system

The Bridge is intended to connect to the existing HMS. Each hospital integration requires mapping and testing.

03

A person releases every result

Pathologist approval is built into the workflow. Instrument ingestion has an initial endpoint; real machine drivers depend on the equipment.

WHERE WE ARE

Workflow prototype

Built in the open.
Proven in the work.

The order-to-report workflow is implemented as a prototype. Live HMS connections, lab-machine drivers and full-day clinical operation still need site-specific validation.

A working prototype is not evidence of deployment at hospital scale.

LET’S BUILD THIS AROUND YOUR CLINIC

Better care starts
with a conversation.

We’re looking for clinicians, hospitals and collaborators who want to help shape what comes next.

Let’s talk