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HISx ROI calculator — how much could your hospital save?

Adjust the sliders to match your hospital's profile. The calculator estimates annual savings across four areas where HISx consistently delivers measurable returns.

Your hospital profile
Annual pharmacy revenue₹ 3 Cr
₹ 1 Cr to ₹ 50 Cr · drag to set
Current drug expiry write-off rate3%
Typical range: 2–5% · national average ~3%
Estimated billing leakage rate4%
Missed charges: night shifts, emergencies, OT
Annual pharmacy procurement spend₹ 2 Cr
Total medicines + consumables purchasing
Pharmacy staff (FTEs)8
Pharmacists, store keepers, billing staff
Estimated annual savings with HISx
Total estimated annual savings
₹ 0
Adjust sliders to see your estimate
Drug expiry write-off reduction (60%)₹ 0
Billing leakage recovery (70%)₹ 0
Procurement savings — rate contracts (2%)₹ 0
Staff efficiency gain (15% of cost)₹ 0
Estimates are indicative based on industry benchmarks and HISx implementation experience. Actual savings depend on your current processes, system configuration, staff adoption, and facility size. Request a demo for a detailed ROI analysis specific to your hospital.
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How the savings are calculated

Four areas where HISx delivers measurable returns

Drug expiry write-off reduction

FEFO enforcement and near-expiry alerts typically reduce pharmacy expiry write-offs by 60–80% within 12 months of go-live. The calculator uses a 60% reduction as the conservative estimate.

Billing leakage recovery

Automatic billing at point of dispensing and shift-wise reconciliation recover 70–85% of missed pharmacy charges. Night shift dispensing, emergency medicines, and OT consumables are the most commonly recovered items.

Procurement savings

Vendor rate contract enforcement at PO generation prevents procurement above contracted rates. Hospitals with active rate contracts typically recover 1.5–3% of procurement spend in the first year of systematic enforcement.

Staff efficiency

Eliminating manual register entries, paper PR/PO cycles, and manual billing reconciliation reduces administrative overhead. The efficiency gain estimate is conservative at 15% of total pharmacy staff cost.