RxOnWeb provides operations support to healthcare teams, builds websites and apps, and produces content and AI video.
A Pharmacy App, a Medicine-Check Tool and a Round-the-Clock Radiology Desk.
Healthcare is where we chose to build. We started with pharmacy software, went on to medicine checks and a round-the-clock radiology desk, and built the tools and content that work needed along the way.
RxOnWeb started as a pharmacy management system company, founded by someone who had spent six years running operations for pharmacy software. The team built an app that put a pharmacy's website, refills, transfers and patient contact in one place.
Fake medicines are a growing concern in Nigeria. With a healthcare NGO, the team built MedCheck, so that people can check whether a medicine is NAFDAC-approved before they take it.
Then came US radiology, a very different kind of work, which the team took on with no radiology background. The team asked questions until the answers became systems, and a small desk grew to 35 people working three shifts, around the clock.
Running the desk showed what the work needed, so the team built it: scripts to replace billing and payout spreadsheets, turnaround-time reports, and DrRoster, a rostering product for radiologists.
Alongside the healthcare work, the same team has long built websites, managed social media accounts and produced video, including AI video, for the businesses it works with.
Three services from one team.
Trained teams that run the daily work, starting with PACS administration and reading support for radiology groups.
Learn more →Apps, websites and software, from the first requirements to launch.
Learn more →Social media accounts, content and video, including AI video.
Learn more →How a team with no radiology background built a desk that supported 33+ US facilities at its peak, using written procedures, named shift leads and documented hand-offs.
Read the Story
Rostering for radiologist groups: shifts, coverage gaps, approvals and fairness tracking.
Learn more →An app for pharmacies, patients and doctors: refills, transfers, portals and delivery.
Learn more →A tool to check whether a medicine is NAFDAC-approved, using its registration number.
Learn more →The same three steps on every engagement, from a radiology desk to a website.
We learn how a team really works before changing anything. Most problems turn out to be process problems.
OutcomeA clear picture of how the work runs today
Work should not live in people's heads. Steps become SOPs, so a night shift works the same way as a day shift.
OutcomeSOPs and checklists the whole team follows
When spreadsheets stop coping, we build the tool, and we use it ourselves first.
OutcomeA working tool, tested in our own daily work
RxOnWeb is the short name for Rx On Web Private Limited, a company registered in India.
RxOnWeb began as a pharmacy management system company. Its founder had spent six years running sales, support and operations for a pharmacy software business, and started the company with that experience.
The team went on to build an app for pharmacies, patients and doctors, and a medicine-authenticity tool for Nigeria, before taking on a very different kind of work.
That work was US radiology. With no radiology background, the team asked questions until the answers became systems. A small desk grew into a 24/7 operation of 35 people, supporting 33+ US facilities and up to 70,000 studies a month at its peak.
Along the way the team also built websites, managed social media accounts and produced video. Today the company offers operations support, websites and apps, along with content and AI video production.
RxOnWeb started as a pharmacy management system company, built on years of experience running operations for pharmacy software.
The company built an app for pharmacies, patients and doctors. RxOnWeb 2.0 brought together a pharmacy website, patient and doctor portals, refills and transfers, compounding prescriptions, an over-the-counter shop and prescription delivery.
The team built MedCheck with a Nigerian healthcare NGO, so that people can check whether a medicine is NAFDAC-approved before they take it.
Then came a move into US radiology. The team started supporting a US teleradiology group with PACS work, learning the job one question at a time.
The desk grew to 35 people working in three shifts, around the clock. It handled worklists, calls, addenda, critical results and turnaround-time reporting, for up to 70,000 studies a month at its peak.
Running the desk showed what was missing, so the team built it: scripts for monthly billing and reader payouts, turnaround-time reports, and DrRoster, a rostering product for radiologists.
Alongside the healthcare work, the team has long built websites, managed social media accounts and produced video, including AI video, for the businesses it works with.
RxOnWeb offers operations support, websites and apps, along with content and AI video production.
We learn how a team really works before changing anything. Most problems turn out to be process problems.
Steps become SOPs, so that the work does not depend on who happens to be on shift.
Turnaround time, quality checks and reconciliations show whether the work is on target.
Healthcare does not stop at night. The desk was built to run in three shifts, every day of the week.
When spreadsheets stop coping, we build the tool, and we use it ourselves first.
Software should fit how people already work, not make them change everything to use it.
Prashant founded RxOnWeb after more than ten years in support, sales and operations, including six years as Operations Manager at a pharmacy software company.
He grew the company's radiology desk to 35 people with no radiology background, and leads its work across operations and products.
prashantrana.meOperations support, websites and apps, along with content and AI video production.
Trained teams that run the daily work. For radiology groups, RadAssistPro offers PACS administration and preliminary reading support, and it has its own website.
Administrators work inside a group's existing PACS and handle the operational work around each study, so radiologists can stay on the worklist.
Support for after-hours and overflow volume across CT, MRI, X-ray and ultrasound, based on a group's case mix.
Turnaround-time reports by hospital and by group, measured against each target, so everyone sees the same numbers.
Monthly facility billing, reader payouts and reconciliations, run as repeatable scripts instead of spreadsheets.
Five steps from the first call to going live. The time needed depends mostly on system access.
Volumes, coverage hours and how the group works today.
Scope and terms are put in writing.
The facility's IT team sets up system access.
Protocols are written and the team shadows live work.
Coverage starts, then keeps improving.
Apps, websites and software, from the first requirements to launch.
Our own products come from problems we have seen up close, in pharmacies and on the radiology desk. We also build websites for the businesses we work with.
What the product should do and who it is for, written down first.
Mock-ups come before code, with review at each step.
The product is built in small steps and tested as it grows.
We release it, watch how it is used and keep improving it.
Social media accounts, content and video, from one team.
Running accounts day to day: planning posts, making them and keeping them going.
Videos for websites and social media, from the script to the final edit.
Video made with AI tools, reviewed and edited by people before it goes out.
Teleradiology groups, and the hospitals and facilities they serve in the US.
Pharmacies that want refills and patient contact in one place, and organisations working to protect patients.
Businesses that need a website, an app, social media or video.
Services, apps and internal tools from RxOnWeb's history. Product screens show sample data.
A 24/7 PACS support desk for US radiology, covering worklists, calls, addenda, critical results and turnaround-time reporting. It grew to 35 people, 33+ US facilities and up to 70,000 studies a month at its peak.
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Scheduling software for radiologist groups. Admins plan a month of shifts, see coverage gaps and approve requests, and radiologists see their own shifts in one place.
Learn moreAn app for pharmacies, patients and doctors, available on phones and tablets. It gave a pharmacy one place to run its website, prescriptions and patient contact.
Learn moreA drug-authenticity tool built with a Nigerian healthcare NGO, so that people can check a medicine before they take it.
Learn moreWebsites for the businesses we work with, planned, designed, built and launched by the same team.
How we buildSocial media accounts managed day to day, and video production, including AI video.
More about this serviceThe desk's monthly facility billing, reader payouts and reconciliations, moved from spreadsheets to scripts so that the numbers can be checked against source data every month.
Hospital and group turnaround-time reports built from PACS exports, along with a dashboard for service levels, turnaround time and peer review.
How a team with no radiology background came to support 33+ US facilities at its peak.
Radiologists are there to read. But around every study sit calls, critical result relays, addenda, corrections and worklist questions. When radiologists handle this work themselves, reading time and turnaround time both suffer.
RxOnWeb came from pharmacy software, with no radiology background. So the team started by asking how each piece of the work was really done, and kept asking until the answers could be written down as a system.
The team worked inside each group's existing PACS, ticketing and communication tools, so no new software was needed.
The desk grew into dedicated teams for support, calls and preliminary reads. Every desk ran on written SOPs, named shift leads and documented hand-offs, across three shifts, so a study handled at 3 a.m. followed the same steps as one handled at 3 p.m.
Running the desk every day showed what was missing, so the team built it.
Monthly facility billing and reader payouts, moved from spreadsheets to scripts and checked against source data.
Reports by hospital and by group, built from PACS exports and measured against each target.
A rostering product for radiologist groups, with coverage gaps, approvals and an equity tracker.
Learn more →At its peak the desk had 35 team members, supported 33+ US facilities and handled up to 70,000 studies a month. Along the way it took more than 35,000 calls and coordinated more than 5,000 addenda.
radassistpro.comRostering software for radiologist groups. Screens show sample data.
Running a round-the-clock radiology operation means someone always has to answer the same questions: who is on tonight, where are the gaps, and is the work shared fairly? DrRoster puts those answers in one place.
Monthly, weekly and daily views, with shift presets and a wizard for planning a whole month.
Open gaps show up before they become a problem, with nudges to radiologists to fill them.
Shift requests and swaps come to one list, and can be approved one at a time or together.
An equity tracker shows how shifts are shared across the team.
A credential map flags what is expiring, alongside a full audit trail.
Announcements reach the group, and each radiologist sees their own shifts.
One app for pharmacies, patients and doctors. Screens show sample data.
The RxOnWeb app grew out of the company's pharmacy work. It gave a pharmacy one place to run its website, its prescriptions and its contact with patients, on phones and tablets. RxOnWeb 2.0 brought these pieces together.
A pharmacy website, compounding prescriptions, an over-the-counter shop with order management, and a refill list.
A patient portal with online refills and transfers, family profiles, refill and dosage reminders, and delivery.
A doctor portal for creating and managing E-Rx, sharing compounds and managing patient information.
A simple way to check a medicine before you take it.
Fake medicines are a growing concern in Nigeria, and they can be deadly. MedCheck was built with a Nigerian healthcare NGO so that people can quickly check whether a medicine is genuine and approved by NAFDAC, Nigeria's medicines regulator.
Type in the drug's registration number.
MedCheck looks for its NAFDAC approval.
Find out about the medicine before you take it.
MedCheck is for information only. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice.
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