MeDIC review
A self-hosted ophthalmology EMR with deep eye-care workflows and broad hospital modules.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
MeDIC is a hospital management system and EMR from blooray IT Solutions, customized for clinics, hospitals, and hospital networks. Its ophthalmology workflows include clinical eye-diagram presets, refraction and optometry, medical-image tagging, surgery planning, and optical-shop prescription transfer. Front-desk registration, appointment scheduling, patient search, inpatient and outpatient records, billing, pharmacy inventory, reporting, and an ICD-11 reference extend it beyond a narrowly focused eye clinic tool. Small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations are listed as fits.
Pricing uses a contact-sales model, with cost depending on modules, terminals, and add-ons. Deployment is self-hosted on Windows, with local storage across a hospital network and optional remote access. blooray describes implementation, staff training, data migration, and support, with email and chat channels. That setup can suit organizations wanting local control and a planned rollout, but it also places more responsibility on the practice or hospital for infrastructure and administration than a fully managed service would.
MeDIC connects ophthalmology work to adjacent operations: surgery schedules and checklists, pharmacy inventory and billing, automated WhatsApp reminders, and optical-shop handoff. WhatsApp is listed as an integration, while the Patient Portal and AI assistant are described as beta modules. Practices that need a broad, locally hosted system spanning clinical, surgical, optical, and hospital functions should consider MeDIC. Teams seeking a browser-first workflow, managed cloud deployment, or mature patient-portal and AI capabilities may prefer a different product.
Questions about MeDIC
What does MeDIC run on? Windows. It runs self-hosted.
What does MeDIC integrate with? 1 integration: WhatsApp.
Who is MeDIC built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
MeDIC pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Eye diagrams, refraction, surgery planning, and imaging support ophthalmology care.
- Optical-shop integration transfers prescriptions directly to the counter.
- Scheduling, billing, pharmacy, and inpatient/outpatient records cover hospital operations.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is contact-sales and varies by modules, terminals, and add-ons.
- Windows, self-hosted deployment requires local infrastructure and administration.
- Patient Portal and AI assistant are beta modules rather than established core features.
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