Notes on running a homoeopathic practice
Written by the people who make Homoeoclinics, about the work the product sits inside: the case record, the follow-up, the repertories, why we keep AI out of the prescribing seat, and what everything in this market costs. Where a competitor is the better choice, the articles say so — every price is sourced and dated, and corrections are welcome at corrections@homoeoclinics.com.
Why we don’t put an AI in the prescribing seat
A peer-reviewed study asked four chatbots to prescribe on 100 cases — and found the same platform gave a different top remedy half the times it was asked twice. What reproducibility, citation and points of failure mean for software you will argue with on a hard case.
Your own combinations, above our suggestions
The most valuable clinical document in most clinics is the doctor’s own spreadsheet of what they actually prescribe. Upload it, no required column headers, and matching rows appear above the ranked remedies — marked as yours, and unable to move the ranking.
Choosing homoeopathy practice software in India (2026)
"Homeopathy software" is two different products sold under one label — the library and the clinic. The whole landscape in one sourced table, and an honest map of who should buy what, including when that is not us.
What homoeopathy software costs in India (2026)
From free to ₹90,000: every published price, sourced and dated, with the one-time-versus-subscription arithmetic done in the open — including the horizons where a one-time licence is the cheaper buy.
Patient records in a homoeopathic practice
The real incumbent is a bound register. What a case record must keep — by the CCRH's own template — what every follow-up asks of it, and where the register answers slowly or not at all.
The patient's words are not the book's words
"Bossy" shares no letters with DICTATORIAL. On the translation at the heart of repertorisation, the practitioners' own debate about its cost, and which half of the work software should be allowed to touch.
The follow-up problem in homoeopathic practice
Chronic treatment assumes months of follow-up; four Indian studies show how many patients stop coming first. The numbers with their caveats attached — and what a clinic can honestly do about the marginal case.
Homoeopathy software for BHMS students
The classical texts are free online — that question answered first, with the genuinely free options catalogued fairly. What you actually pay for, and what the ₹149/month scholar plan is and is not.