LIS, RIS and MIS for laboratories and imaging centres

A very advanced LIS, RIS and MIS for your lab and imaging centre, with NABL and NABH dashboards and evidence packs built in.

Dxbank by Lexmedix is a very advanced LIS, RIS and MIS for laboratories and imaging centres: it runs registration, billing, results, radiology booking, safety and consent, reports and MIS, and its built-in NABL and NABH dashboards and evidence packs show which of your records answer each clause and where the gaps are. Dxbank runs your lab and imaging centre on your own Windows computer and needs no internet. It handles registration, billing, results, radiology booking, safety and consent, reports and MIS. Built in as a premier feature, its NABL and NABH dashboards show which of your records answer each clause and where the gaps are, and one button makes an evidence pack for the assessor.

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Priced competitively. Price on request. 7-day demo.

The assessor asks

Show me ten CT reports from last month, and how you handle critical results.

Dxbank shows

Random pickTen CT reports, with the seed that repeats the pick
Critical resultsWhom each call went to, when, and the minutes taken
Evidence packRegisters, indicator sheet and gap list in one zip

Example. Highlighted lines are what Dxbank finds in your records.

Who it is for

Pathology laboratories and collection centres
Diagnostic and imaging centres: X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, mammography
Quality managers preparing for an NABL or NABH assessment

What Dxbank does

Registration and billing

A UHID for every patient, a warning for a possible duplicate, discount limits by role, cash, UPI and card, refunds, and receipts on A5 or 80 mm paper.

Lab results with flags

Age- and sex-wise reference ranges, high, low and critical flags, calculated tests such as LDL and eGFR, and a second look at a value that seems a typing error.

Approval and amendments

A technician enters and a doctor approves. A change after approval makes a new report version with a reason, and the old one is kept.

Reports your way

Print or PDF on your letterhead, and share by WhatsApp, Gmail or Outlook on the web. A long report repeats the patient details on every page.

Radiology booking

A board of machines and slots, an arrival step, and a clinical indication before the scan. The request card shows the patient's latest creatinine, eGFR and platelets from your lab.

Safety, contrast and consent

Safety questions for each type of machine, a doctor's recorded decision on a stop answer, a contrast card with an eGFR warning, consent in several languages and a three-tick time-out.

Radiology reports

Preliminary and final reports, a completeness check, and a footer that records who scanned, who took the consent and who signed. A critical finding and the call to the clinician are recorded.

PCPNDT safeguards

A Form F register and a printable Form F. Dxbank refuses any text that states the sex of a fetus.

Histopathology and cytology

Reports from templates, with Word-report support for doctors who prefer Word. A licence option.

NABL and NABH dashboards and evidence packs (the Assessment page)

Choose NABH medical imaging (2nd edition), NABL laboratory or NABL radiology (ISO 15189:2022). Every clause code is shown with a short label, the register or screen that answers it and a live count of your records. A clause kept on paper gets a place for its scan. It gives no score and never says you comply.

Thirteen named gap checks

Contrast given without a lot number, a critical result with no call recorded, equipment with routine work overdue, a staff radiation badge with no reading, a licence that has run out, a non-conformity past its date, a month with no audit, a scan with no consent, dose or time-out, an EQA result with no action. Each shows a count and the rows.

Non-conformity and corrective action

An incident, complaint, non-conformity or sentinel event cannot be closed until the correction, the corrective action and the check that it worked are all written down.

Quality indicators

The twelve mandatory NABH imaging indicators and the ISO 15189 laboratory indicators (rejected samples, reports on time, critical results told in time, amended reports, rejected QC runs, EQA not acceptable, complaints), month by month, each with its numerator and denominator. A month with nothing to count says no data, never 0%.

Registers and quality records

Turnaround, critical results, amendments, peer review, feedback, licences and authorised signatories, plus equipment, staff, EQA rounds, complaints and incidents, with a Due board.

Random sample and evidence pack

Ask for ten CT reports from last month and Dxbank picks them with a seed that repeats the pick. One button makes the evidence pack: a zip of your registers, the indicator sheet and the gap list, for the assessor.

Internal quality control for NABL

Levey-Jennings charts and the Westgard rules (1-2s, 1-3s, 2-2s, R-4s, 4-1s, 10-x). A rejected run needs a corrective action before that test can be approved that day, and a monthly summary (n, mean, SD, CV%, bias%) goes into the NABL file. A licence option.

Analyser, stock and accounts

Add-ons: machine results arrive as entered and a doctor still approves; reagent lots with expiry dates; a sales register your accountant can import.

Dxbank works with

Clinibank Hospibank Callbank

How it works

InstallUnzip, run Dxbank.exe and follow six short set-up pages. It takes about 15 minutes.
Load your centreTests and prices, letterhead, users and roles, machines and quality records.
Run the dayRegister, collect, enter, approve and report. Scans go through booking, safety, consent and report.
Prepare for the assessorOpen Assessment, look into the gaps, and make the evidence pack.

How-to videos

How-to videos are being recorded.

Video walkthrough coming soon

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Pricing

Pricing for your team

Licensed by the year for each lab or centre, with options for imaging, histopathology, quality control, specialty modules and more. Tell us what your centre does and we will send a quote.

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Guides for Dxbank

Written by Dr Sudhanshu Bankata, radiologist and NABH and NABL assessor.

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Questions about Dxbank

Does it need the internet?

No. Dxbank runs on your own Windows computer and keeps your data there. Internet is needed only to send a report by WhatsApp or mail.

Does it use AI?

No. Dxbank has no AI, and it sends nothing to us.

Can I try it first?

Yes. There is a 7-day demo. Reports printed in the demo are marked as not for clinical use. Ask us to book it.

Does it make me NABL or NABH compliant?

No software can. Dxbank shows your records against the clause codes, lists the gaps and makes an evidence pack. It gives no score and never says you comply. The assessor judges.

What does it cost?

Dxbank is priced competitively. It is licensed by the year for each lab, not by user, and there is no monthly cloud charge. There are options for imaging, histopathology, quality control, the analyser interface and others. Price on request.

Which computer does it need?

A Windows 10 or 11 computer (64-bit) with Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.

What happens when the licence ends?

You get a reminder first. After the grace period Dxbank becomes read-only, never locked, so you can still open and print old reports.

Security and privacy

Your data stays on your own computer. Dxbank makes no network calls and has no AI.
Roles decide who can enter, approve, bill or see money.
An approved result is never edited in place: a change makes a new version with a reason.
Every change to clinical or billing data goes into an audit trail that shows tampering.
Backups run every day, and can be encrypted in the Plus edition.

How we protect your data