Built by a Doctor Who Lived the Problem

As a practicing physio, Dr. Bhagyashree witnessed the same scene repeat across every hospital she worked in: nurses buried in paperwork instead of caring for patients, insurance claims rejected over coding errors, and critical patient information lost between shift changes.

The problem wasn't a lack of technology - it was that existing hospital software was designed by engineers who had never worked a hospital shift. The result was clunky systems that staff worked around rather than with, and workflows that created more problems than they solved.

Praano is the system she wished existed. Built from the clinical floor up, it understands the rhythm of a hospital - the urgency of admissions, the precision required in discharge summaries, the frustration of chasing insurance approvals. Every feature exists because a real hospital workflow demanded it.

The name “Praano” comes from the Sanskrit word for life force - the vital energy that keeps everything running. That's what Praano aims to be for hospitals: the invisible infrastructure that keeps operations flowing so clinicians can focus on what matters.