XENIOS-CARESMART HOSPITAL OS
XENIOS Care · Coming Soon

The operating system
for hospitals.

AI + IoT, purpose-built for Indian nursing homes, day-care centres and tier-2 hospitals. Clinical workflows, contactless patient sensing and a connected hospital backbone — on one local-first platform.

Pilots
2026
Verticals
Nursing homes · Day-care · Tier-2
Deployment
Local-first
Hardware
XENIOS in-house
What's coming

An intelligent hospital,
end-to-end.

Four pillars come together in XENIOS Care — each engineered to earn its place inside a working hospital, not bolted on after the fact.

AI Clinical Workflows

Clinical intelligence, woven in.

Order sets, escalation rules, discharge summarisation and shift-handover briefs — AI that lifts the paperwork off your nurses and doctors so they spend their time on patients, not screens.

  • Auto-drafted discharge summaries a doctor reviews and signs
  • Escalation nudges when a patient's trend needs a second look
  • Assistive only — never autonomous on a clinical decision
Contactless Patient IoT

Vitals without wires.

Heart rate, breathing, motion and fall detection — continuously, with no camera on the patient and nothing worn. Quiet, continuous and ward-friendly.

  • Continuous heart-rate and breathing trends, not spot checks
  • Fall and out-of-bed alerts to the nursing station in seconds
  • Powered by XENIOS proprietary smart-sensing IP
Connected Hospital OS

One backbone for the whole hospital.

IPD, OPD, pharmacy, billing, ward operations, housekeeping and clinical notes — on a single local-first platform that keeps running even when the internet doesn't.

  • One patient record every department writes to
  • Local-first: the ward keeps running through an internet outage
  • Runs standalone or alongside an existing HIS
Pilot-Ready Hardware

Devices designed in-house.

Gateways, sensors and displays engineered by the XENIOS electronics team — pre-paired with the OS, supported by the people who built them.

  • MedSense — contactless bedside sensing, nothing worn by the patient
  • MedFlow — IV infusion monitoring, alerts to the nursing station
  • MedGlove — wearable vitals capture where it is clinically useful
  • Hardware included in the pilot — no third-party procurement
One system, every department

The whole hospital,
on one record.

Every department writes to the same patient record — so nothing is re-keyed, nothing gets lost between the ward and the front desk.

IPD

Admissions, beds, ward rounds

OPD

Appointments, queue, consults

Pharmacy

Dispensing, stock, expiry

Billing

Estimates, invoices, claims

Clinical notes

One record, every department

Lab & diagnostics

Orders in, results back

Ward operations

Vitals, alerts, handovers

Housekeeping

Turnaround, tasks, supplies

Who it's for

Built for India's
mid-market hospitals.

Nursing homes, day-care centres and tier-2 hospitals — roughly 10 to 100+ beds — where one operating system should replace the four or five disconnected tools a floor limps along on today.

Nursing homesDay-care centresTier-2 hospitals10–100+ beds
What XENIOS Care replaces
  • A separate HIS that nobody on the floor actually opens
  • A standalone billing tool that never talks to the ward
  • Paper vitals charts clipped to the foot of the bed
  • A pharmacy register kept in a different book
  • Shift handovers scattered across WhatsApp and memory
Principles

Built for the hospitals
that actually serve India.

  • Designed for Indian nursing homes, day-cares and tier-2 hospitals
  • Local-first — works through internet outages
  • AI assistive, never autonomous on clinical decisions
  • Pilot-ready, with on-site support from the founding team
How a pilot works

Live on your floor
in weeks, not quarters.

A XENIOS Care pilot is deliberately small and hands-on. Four steps, our team on-site for the ones that matter, no lock-in to decide.

01

Scoping call

We map your wards, departments and the tools you run today — and agree exactly what the pilot will cover.

02

Install + train

Hardware goes in, the OS is configured to your floor, and staff are trained over a shift or two. No long project plan.

03

Go-live

You run a real shift on XENIOS Care with our team on-site — watching the first admissions, rounds and handovers with you.

04

Tune + decide

We tune to how your hospital actually works, then you decide on a wider rollout. No lock-in to make that call.

A note from the founder
“We're building XENIOS Care to bring AI-powered, IoT-instrumented hospital operations within reach of every nursing home and tier-2 hospital in India. Our first pilots are being readied — write to us if you'd like to be part of one.”
Nitin Solanke · Founder, GIZMOIOT INNOVATIONS LLP

Want to be part of
the first pilots?

We're hand-picking a small number of nursing homes, day-cares and tier-2 hospitals for the launch cohort. Tell us about yours.

Frequently asked

Questions the pilot cohort keeps asking.

What matters when we scope a Care pilot — timeline, hospital size, HIS interop, data compliance. Ping /contact if yours isn’t here.

When does XENIOS Care actually launch?
XENIOS Care is opening pilots in 2026. The full public release follows once the pilot cohort is live and stable. Register your interest via /contact to be considered for the launch cohort — spots are limited to a small number of properties so we can support each personally.
What size hospital is XENIOS Care built for?
Indian nursing homes, day-care centres, and tier-2 hospitals in the 10 to 100+ bed range. We are not targeting large multi-specialty tertiary hospitals with existing enterprise HIS — the design is for the mid-market where a single operational system replaces four or five disconnected tools.
Does XENIOS Care need constant internet to run?
No. Like the rest of XENIOS, Care is local-first. Ward operations, patient IoT and clinical workflows keep running through internet outages; the cloud is a backup and sync layer, never the source of truth. Critical care does not stop when the ISP does.
How does XENIOS Care work with our existing HIS?
Care can run standalone or coexist with an existing HIS. Interop is scoped during the pilot conversation — we support common HL7/FHIR pathways for orders and lab results, and read-only bridges for demographic sync. Full replacement is an option for hospitals without a working HIS today.
What hardware do I need for the contactless patient sensing?
XENIOS-designed sensors and a small in-ward gateway. Hardware is included in the pilot programme so the property does not need to procure third-party devices. All sensors are contactless — no camera on the patient, nothing worn — powered by XENIOS proprietary smart-sensing IP.
Is patient data compliant with Indian data protection law?
The Care platform is built to the principles of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023: lawful basis, purpose limitation, minimisation, and deletion on request. Data fiduciary duties are documented in the Privacy Policy. GDPR-aligned principles apply for any international pilots.