Cure review
A broad cloud EMR for eye-care workflows, from records and optometry to theatre management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Cure combines electronic medical records with practice-management functions, with materials emphasizing ophthalmology workflows for eye hospitals as well as general hospitals. Its scope includes digital patient records, prescription templates, queue management, optometry and visual-acuity tools, and capture of machine images and data. That makes it relevant to practices looking to bring clinical records and day-to-day operations into one cloud product, rather than seeking a narrowly focused records system.
Operational breadth is a notable part of the offer. Cure lists surgery scheduling and operating-theatre management alongside optical and pharmacy inventory, appointment alerts, queue-based appointments, and billing for OPD, IPD, and daycare. It also lists laboratory and radiology integrations. The pricing page describes cloud access with mobile, tablet, and desktop support, and the product is listed for web, iOS, and Android. Practices should check that the listed workflows match their own clinical processes, particularly if they need specialized ophthalmology documentation beyond prescription templates.
The published plan information shows one EMR subscription at ₹2,000 per month, with cloud access and support across devices. The monthly amount is stated without clarifying whether it applies per user, clinic, or facility, so buyers should establish the commercial basis before comparing costs. Cure may suit practices that value a broad operational footprint and cloud access; organizations requiring a clearly specified price basis or a particular e-prescribing capability should assess alternatives against those needs. The vendor is Prabhakar IT Services, and Cure dates to 2011.
Questions about Cure
Does Cure have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at ₹2,000/mo (EMR subscription).
What does Cure run on? Web, iOS and Android. It runs in the cloud.
What does Cure integrate with? 3 integrations: Laboratory, Radiology and Optical and pharmacy inventory.
Who is Cure built for? Solo users, small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
Cure pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines optometry and visual-acuity tools with machine image and data capture
- Covers surgery scheduling, theatre management, inventory, and OPD/IPD billing
- Supports web, iOS, and Android access with lab and radiology integrations
- Where it doesn't
- The listed ₹2,000 monthly price does not specify its billing basis
- No specialty template details are provided beyond prescription templates
- No e-prescribing capability is specified
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