In the ClinicWala EHR, all of a patient’s health records — vital parameters, prescriptions, test reports, complaints, personal and family history — are kept on one platform. A patient or their doctor can open that record at any time from anywhere: enter the mobile number, receive an OTP, and the complete history is there.
This matters more than it sounds. Patients routinely misplace old reports, and the tests get repeated for no reason. A doctor who can see the whole history treats far more accurately than one working from a plastic bag of papers.

Why keep your record on ClinicWala
Everything together
Vitals, prescriptions, lab reports, complaints and personal and family history in one timeline.
Opens with an OTP
Your mobile number is the key. No password to remember, no card to carry.
Fewer repeat tests
Old reports stay findable, so a test is repeated when your doctor wants it again — not because the paper went missing.
Better consultations
The doctor sees the history before the question — so the consult starts further ahead.
ABHA-linked
Link your Ayushman Bharat Health Account and the record travels with you outside our network.
Fills itself in
Every ClinicWala consult, prescription and lab report saves to the record automatically.
You control the sharing
Your health, your control, your choice: information reaches only authorised healthcare providers, with your consent, and you can track what was shared.
How your record works
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Enter your mobile number
On the website or the app — that number is your record’s identity.
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Verify with an OTP
An OTP is sent instantly. That is the whole login.
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It builds itself
Consults, e-prescriptions, lab reports and vitals file themselves as they happen.
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Share it when it matters
Show it to any doctor, in or outside our network, or link it to ABHA.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open my health record?
Enter your mobile number on the ClinicWala website or app. An OTP is sent to that number instantly, and once you enter it your complete health record opens — vitals, prescriptions, reports and history.
Who can see my records?
Access runs through the OTP sent to your mobile number, so the record opens for you and for a doctor you are consulting. If you want a doctor outside ClinicWala to see it, you share it deliberately.
What happens to reports from my old paper files?
Reports generated inside ClinicWala — consultations, e-prescriptions and JanchWala lab tests — file themselves automatically. Older paper reports can be added to the same record so your history is complete in one place.
What is ABHA, and should I link it?
ABHA is the Ayushman Bharat Health Account, the government’s national health ID. Linking it means your ClinicWala prescriptions and reports are part of a record that other hospitals and clinics in India can recognise. It is optional — the ClinicWala record works either way.
Can I keep records for my family?
Yes. Records for family members can be kept alongside your own, which is how most households actually use it — parents’ reports and children’s prescriptions in the same place as your own.
What exactly can I share with a doctor or hospital?
Whatever the situation needs: ABHA-linked health records, kiosk screening results, laboratory reports, current medications, previous medical information, surgery history, health documents and other relevant record entries. Sharing is per-item and per-provider — you choose what to share and with whom.
How is my information protected?
The record is built for controlled sharing: end-to-end encryption keeps the data safe, only verified healthcare providers can be granted access, every share happens with your consent, and the access and sharing history stays visible to you. The platform is designed to work with national health standards, so protection does not come at the cost of portability.