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Pricing Configuration

Pricing hierarchy (doctor > centre > service default), centre-service overrides, walk-in reservation, and overbooking settings.

Pricing Configuration

Pricing in Hospital OS is flexible and hierarchical. Each service has a default price, but centres and doctors can override it. This allows the same service to have different pricing across locations and providers.

Pricing Hierarchy

When determining the price for a service, the system checks in this order (most specific wins):

  1. Doctor-Service Override — A specific doctor has a custom fee for this service at this centre
  2. Centre-Service Override — This centre has a custom price for the service
  3. Service Default — The base price defined on the service itself

Centre-Service Configuration

When you map a service to a centre, you can customise many aspects:

Setting

Purpose

Example

Custom Price

Override the service's default price at this centre

Rs 600 instead of Rs 500

Custom Duration

Override appointment duration at this centre

20 min instead of 15 min

Custom Instructions

Centre-specific patient instructions

Report to Lab 2, 3rd Floor

Slot Duration

Override slot length for this service at this centre

30 minutes

Slots Per Hour

Alternative: define how many slots per hour

4 (= 15 min each)

Max Per Day

Daily booking limit for this service at this centre

20 per day

Operating Hours

Service-specific hours (separate from centre hours)

Lab open 7 AM – 2 PM only

Doctor-Service Custom Fees

Individual doctors can have custom pricing for services they offer:

Setting

Purpose

Custom Fee

Doctor charges a different rate than the centre default (e.g. senior consultant premium)

Custom Duration

Doctor needs more/less time for this service (e.g. thorough consultation = 30 min)

Walk-in Configuration per Service

Each centre-service mapping can configure walk-in behaviour:

Setting

Purpose

Walk-in Enabled

Whether walk-in tokens can be issued for this service at this centre

Walk-in Slot Strategy

How walk-in patients are served (FIFO, priority-based)

Reserve Strategy

How slots are reserved for walk-ins: Percentage, Fixed Count, or None

Reserve Percentage

Percentage of total slots reserved for walk-ins (e.g. 20%)

Reserve Count

Fixed number of slots reserved for walk-ins (e.g. 5 slots)

Walk-in vs Online

When slots are reserved for walk-ins, online booking sees reduced availability. For example, if 10 slots exist and 20% are reserved for walk-ins, online patients see only 8 available slots.

Overbooking

Some centres allow overbooking — accepting more appointments than the slot capacity would normally allow:

Setting

Purpose

Overbooking Allowed

Enable or disable overbooking for this service at this centre

Overbooking Percentage

How much over capacity to allow (e.g. 20% = 12 appointments for 10 slots)

What's Next?

Learn about bundling services into packages in Packages & Subscriptions.

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