Improved
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[EMR] Prescription PDF asset loading — S3-hosted assets such as doctor signatures in prescription PDFs now include cache-busting query parameters, preventing stale cached versions from appearing. Signature display is also now controlled by a
show_signatureconfiguration flag for more flexible template rendering. View docs - [EMR] Eye exam ordering in prescription PDFs — Ophthalmology examination tables in prescription PDFs now render in the correct display order, ensuring eye-care data appears consistently across generated documents. View docs
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[EMR] Patient Directory API extras field — The
extrasfield in the Update EMR User endpoint now documents restrictions: no nested lists, no dictionaries inside lists, only one level of nesting in dictionaries, keys must not exceed 16 characters, and keys starting with_are ignored. View docs
Added
- BODHI open-source clinical knowledge graphs — Two SNOMED-linked knowledge graphs (bodhi-s for condition–symptom mapping and bodhi-m for concept–drug–lab investigation mapping) are now publicly available. The graphs contain 9,300+ nodes and 16,700+ relationships across six formats (Neo4j, CSV, JSONL, PyG, RDF/Turtle, browser JSON), supporting symptom checking, differential diagnosis, and patient health profiling use cases. Released under CC BY-NC 4.0.
Improved
- [Client-Specific] Prescription PDF template engine — Added support for configurable prescription template styles, enabling custom PDF layouts that map clinical data (symptoms, history, vitals, medications, investigations, diagnosis, advices, review, and signature) to form-specific positions. A new
template_styleconfiguration option controls which layout is applied during PDF generation.
Improved
- IPD billing PDF layout — The pricing summary in IPD billing PDFs now displays Total Paid and Amount Due/Overpaid labels, replacing the previous single “Amount to be paid” line for clearer printed output. View docs
- OPD slip enhancements — OPD slips now print tags and additional data fields, and the token number font size has been increased for better readability at the front desk.
- Echo Agent Kit — Empty prompt variables are now handled gracefully, preventing errors when prompt templates contain optional or unfilled placeholders. View docs
- Medical Records Android SDK — Oversized images are now validated before upload with a clear user alert, and PDF URI resolution has been moved to a background thread to prevent main-thread crashes.
Fixed
- Health Records Android SDK — Missing files during record processing are now handled gracefully instead of causing crashes, with improved error handling in MD5 checksum generation.
Updates
- EkaScribe documentation revamped — The EkaScribe docs now include a Quick Start guide with a step-by-step TypeScript SDK integration walkthrough. Integration methods are reordered to recommend SDKs first, REST APIs second, and Chrome Extension third. SDK sidebar titles use proper casing, and deprecated APIs are nested under a warning section for clarity. View docs
Updates
- EkaScribe documentation revamped — A new Quick Start guide walks you through installing the SDK and transcribing your first consultation in minutes. SDKs are now promoted as the recommended integration path, and v1 APIs are marked deprecated with clear migration pointers to the v2 APIs. View docs
- Retrieve EMR User API — A new GET endpoint is available in the Patient Directory to retrieve an EMR user profile by OID, complementing the existing update endpoint. View docs
New features
- New Patient Directory APIs — Two new endpoints are now available in the Patient Directory: retrieve a patient profile by username, and update an EMR user profile (name, contact details, blood group, salutation, and custom fields). View docs
Updates
- EkaScribe documentation revamped — The EkaScribe docs have been restructured with a new Quick Start guide, reordered integration methods (SDKs recommended first, then REST APIs, then Chrome Extension), improved SDK sidebar titles, and deprecated APIs now nested under a warning group for clarity. View docs
New features
- New Patient Directory APIs — Two new endpoints are now available in the Patient Directory: retrieve a patient profile by username, and update an EMR user profile (name, contact details, blood group, salutation, and custom fields). View docs
Updates
- EkaScribe documentation revamp — The EkaScribe docs have been reorganized with a new Quick Start guide for the TypeScript SDK, SDKs promoted above REST APIs as the recommended integration path, corrected sidebar titles, and deprecated API endpoints clearly marked. View docs
New features
- ABHA login and profile tools in MCP SDK — The Eka MCP SDK now includes tools for ABHA login and profile management. Agents can initiate login via mobile, Aadhaar, ABHA number, or PHR address, verify OTP, select from multiple ABHA profiles, and retrieve the ABHA card — all within an agent conversation. View docs
Updates
- MCP Server documentation restructured — The MCP Server docs have been reorganized into separate Remote MCP and Local MCP SDK guides, with per-client setup instructions and a comparison table, making it easier to choose the right deployment model and get connected faster. View docs
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_metafield support in doctor discovery and availability tools — The Eka MCP SDK now forwards_metacontext from tool calls to thedoctor_discoveryanddoctor_availabilitytools. This lets MCP clients pass additional metadata (such as UI hints or session context) when searching for doctors or checking appointment availability. View docs - More ophthalmology tables in prescription PDFs — Prescription PDFs now include pachymetry, Amsler grid, and contact lens examination tables, expanding the range of eye-care data printed alongside the rest of the prescription. View docs
- MedAssist iOS background session handling — MedAssist chat sessions on iOS now gracefully handle app backgrounding. When you switch away and return, the session reconnects automatically so conversations are not lost mid-interaction.
Bug fixes
- MedAssist iOS error handling — Fixed an issue where WebSocket errors during a MedAssist chat session could fail silently. Errors such as session timeouts and connection drops are now surfaced with clear messages, and the chat UI recovers gracefully.
New features
- Ophthalmology tables in prescription PDFs — Prescription PDFs now include ophthalmology examination tables, so eye-care data captured during a visit is printed alongside the rest of the prescription. View docs
Updates
New features
- IPD billing PDF generation — Clinics can now generate inpatient department (IPD) billing documents as PDFs. The generated PDF includes patient details, admission information, an itemized bills and receipts table, and a pricing summary with discounts. View docs
Updates
- Medical Records Android SDK — Record grid items now support conditional visibility for contextual actions, giving integrators more control over the options displayed on each medical record card.
New features
- Patient benefits tool in MCP Server — A new
get_patient_benefitstool is available in the Eka MCP Server, letting agents retrieve available offers and benefits for a specific patient. View docs
Updates
- Email authentication in MCP Server — Authentication elicitation now supports email as a verification method in addition to mobile number, giving users more flexibility during in-agent authentication flows. View docs
- MedAssist iOS chat improvements — The MedAssist chat experience on iOS now includes updated suggestion chips, improved message bubbles, and better file upload handling.
Updates
- OPD slip improvements — OPD slips now display price and patient (PT) attributes, giving clinic staff more complete information at a glance.
- Pagify SDK — Improved iframe cleanup logic so embedded views are properly removed when a job completes, whether or not a container ID is specified.
- EkaScribe iOS SDK — Updated session ID generation for improved reliability and removed an unused dependency.
Bug fixes
- MedAssist web widget — Fixed an issue where OTP verification could fail silently or return incorrect error messages. The verification flow now properly handles edge cases including callback requests and missing patient records.
New features
- Vaccination reminder webhooks — Receive webhook events when vaccination reminders are triggered for patients. View docs
- Appointment reminder webhooks — New webhook endpoints for appointment reminders, follow-up reminders, and their instant variants. View docs
- Follow-up appointment confirmation API — Confirm follow-up appointments programmatically using the new endpoint. View docs
- Appointment rescheduling via MCP Server — You can now reschedule appointments through the Eka MCP Server.
- ABDM milestone flows — Structured milestone guides (M1–M4) for ABDM integration, covering ABHA creation, login, profile management, and health data exchange. View docs
Updates
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Doctor Profile API — The Get Doctor Profile response now includes a
salutationfield. View docs -
Echo Agent Kit — Added
_metafield support per the MCP specification for passing tool call metadata. Elicitation support now includes status tracking, messaging, and handling of multiple tool elicitations. View docs - EkaScribe Android SDK v4.0.4 — Architecture V2 with Java sample app support, session cancellation, and improved state management with idempotent operations. View docs
- Authentication elicitation in MCP Server — MCP Server tools now support authentication elicitation, allowing tools to prompt for credentials during execution. View docs
- EkaScribe JS SDK — Improved error tracking, header handling, and ES6 build support. View docs
Bug fixes
- EkaVoiceToRx — Fixed an issue where transcription results could appear in the wrong order, and resolved a bug where the stop button was unresponsive during active sessions.
- Medical Records (iOS) — Fixed an issue where deleting a record could fail silently.

