HMIS connects reception, clinical care, billing, pharmacy, laboratory, wards, inventory, insurance and reporting in one secure platform. Each facility works from its own database while drawing standardized services, medicines and codes from central master data.
The system reduces lost bills, improves patient tracking, supports medicines and stock control, and gives managers the visibility they need to make decisions every day.
Cash items move to cashier before service delivery, while insured items move through authorization and claims workflows.
Reception, doctor, lab, pharmacy, nurse and cashier teams can see where a patient is in the care process.
Dispensing deducts from stock batches and keeps pharmacy work connected to purchases, transfers and adjustments.
Every tenant has its own database, making it easier to support special needs without disrupting other facilities.
Teams use focused screens for their roles while management sees the full operational picture.
Patient registration, visit creation, payment type, vitals routing and patient history.
Doctor consultation, diagnosis, prescriptions, lab requests, services and admission decisions.
Payments, partial payments, receipts, shifts, refunds and pending bill control.
Medicine dispensing, stock validation, batch deduction and not-available refund requests.
Lab queues, results, service status and printable visit summaries.
Admissions, bed allocation, nurse discharge requests and doctor confirmation or rejection.
Stock items, suppliers, goods receipts, transfers, adjustments and low-stock alerts.
Mapping review, authorization readiness and claim preparation from facility billing items.
Revenue, expenses, patient flow, services, staff activity and operational dashboards.
HMIS is prepared as a Progressive Web App. Staff can open the system in a browser, install it on their phone, and launch it from the home screen like a normal app. This keeps smaller facilities productive even when they do not have many desktop computers.
Nurses, receptionists and service providers can work from compact screens without losing core actions.
Once installed, staff return to the system from the phone home screen with fewer steps.
Staff can work from the phone where the patient is, not only from a fixed office computer.
The platform tells a practical story across the whole facility: patients are registered, care is documented, bills are controlled and results are standardized.
Managers can track queues, revenue, services, staff activity and operational bottlenecks from one place.
Structured diagnosis, medicines and care pathways can guide clinicians toward safer, more consistent decisions.
Test-specific result templates reduce free-text confusion and make results easier to read, print and audit.
HMIS follows the patient from registration to service delivery, payment, discharge and reporting.
HMIS is being built to serve every level of care: dispensaries, clinics, health centres, hospitals and specialized departments. The goal is to make care delivery, facility management, reporting and future public-health coordination easier to run from one dependable platform.
Reception, OPD, cashier, pharmacy, laboratory, wards, inventory, insurance matching, reports and administration work together in one platform.
A facility can be configured for Mainland Tanzania or Zanzibar so clinical guidance can follow the correct STG and local reporting expectations.
Facilities can self-register, choose a subdomain and be provisioned after central approval.
Visit summaries, patient history, diagnosis records and department queues reduce the risk of fragmented care.
Mobile access and installable PWA support teams that rely on phones more than desktop workstations.
The long-term plan is to support standards-based reporting, disease surveillance, STG-guided care and a wider view of citizen health journeys.
A facility submits its details and preferred subdomain. Central approval can then create the tenant environment, database, domain record and first administrator account.
Facility name, owner/admin contact, phone, email, password and preferred subdomain.
The system checks whether the requested facility subdomain is available.
Central admin reviews the request before provisioning the tenant environment.
The facility selects departments, services, medicines, wards and stock settings from central data.
Yes. A facility can request a subdomain during registration, and the system checks availability before approval.
Yes. Each tenant has its own database, which protects facility-level operations and allows future customization.
Yes. The system is mobile responsive and installable as a Progressive Web App from supported browsers.
Yes. Cash items can be routed to cashier before service, while covered items can move through authorization and claims workflows.
Register a facility, choose a subdomain and start configuring departments, services, medicines and staff roles.