How do I make a medical bill online?

Enter the pharmacy or clinic name, the patient's details and a bill number, then add each item — medicine or service — with quantity and rate. Set the GST rate if applicable, and the tool totals it and shows the amount in words, ready to download as a PDF.

What GST applies to medicines?

Most medicines are taxed at 5% or 12% GST, while some life-saving drugs are exempt. Choose the rate that applies to the items on the bill; you can also set it to 0% for exempt items.

Can I use this bill for insurance reimbursement?

It produces a clear itemised record with patient, date and amounts, which is the format reimbursement and insurance claims expect. Enter genuine details and keep original bills where the insurer requires them.

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Medical Bill Generator

Create an itemised pharmacy or clinic bill for reimbursement or insurance. Add the patient details and line items, set the GST rate if needed, and download a clean PDF receipt. Free, no login, nothing uploaded.

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Pharmacy / clinic

Name

Address

GSTIN (optional)

GST rate

Patient & bill

Patient name

Doctor (optional)

Bill no.

Date

Items

ParticularsQtyRate

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MEDICAL BILL / RECEIPT

#	Particulars	Qty	Rate	Amount

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How it works

Add the pharmacy or clinic details, the patient's name and a bill number, then list each medicine or service with its quantity and rate. Pick the GST rate if it applies, and the subtotal, tax, total and amount in words are calculated for you, ready to save as a PDF.

Runs entirely in your browser with no upload and no watermark. Use the correct GST rate for the items, and enter genuine details for reimbursement records.

Frequently asked questions

Which GST rate should I pick?

Most medicines fall under 5% or 12%; some are exempt at 0%. Choose the rate matching the items on your bill.

Is a GSTIN required?

Only if the pharmacy is GST-registered. Leave it blank for a simple cash receipt.

Can I list consultation charges too?

Yes — add a line item for the consultation with quantity 1 and the fee as the rate.