Qurix

Hospitals run on fragmented systems, manual workflows and no real-time view across departments.

Qurix set out to replace disconnected hospital software with one platform that hospitals adopt module by module, and go live in weeks rather than months.

Clinical researchers faced high cognitive load navigating disjointed lab data, cohort tracking, and patient monitoring tools.

Started where the work happens — on hospital floors.

• Stakeholder interviewsAdmins · Doctors · Billing · Lab
• Contextual inquiryOPD · Billing desk · Laboratory
• Workflow mappingRegistration → discharge
• Heuristic auditLegacy HMS screens
• Usability testingPrototype rounds

Key insight: staff weren’t slow — the software made them re-enter the same patient data in every department.

Architected a data-dense, modular web analytics platform featuring variable-driven Figma components, Saas service,Ai based Products

Four decisions that shaped the platform.

1. 01One patient record across modules
   Registration data flows to clinic, lab, pharmacy and billing — entered once, used everywhere.
2. 02Operational command center
   A real-time view of beds, OPD queues and revenue for hospital leadership.
3. 03Modular navigation
   Hospitals switch on only the modules they buy; the information architecture adapts.
4. 04Variable-driven component system
   Dense tables, forms and charts stay consistent across web and mobile.

Six core modules, one interface language.

• Electronic Medical RecordsClinical
• Billing & RevenueFinance
• Pharmacy ManagementClinical
• Laboratory Information SystemDiagnostics
• Inventory ControlOperations
• Hospital AdministrationOperations

Variable-driven Figma components.

Tables, charts, forms and panels were built on Figma variables so they could be configured rather than redrawn — keeping a data-dense product consistent across every module, web and mobile.

How success is measured.

Figures published by Qurix (Avani Hospital case for billing leakage).

Return on design: fewer billing errors and faster claims translate directly into recovered revenue, and a faster rollout lowers implementation cost per hospital.

Platform results, published by Qurix.