Switch from your old software — and leave no patient and no history behind

Their old ID is kept and searched by. The same ID, or the same phone and name, never comes twice.

Lab results, visits, prescriptions, invoices, admissions — as they were, read-only, on the patient’s file. A report written one row per parameter is put back together.

Name, code, price, department, sample and report time.

Your own laboratory’s units and ranges — for men and women, and critical limits.

Name, BMDC number, phone and chamber.

Each gets a username and a start password, with their role here; their own password at the first sign-in.

With what you owe each at the start, on the books.

What is on each store’s shelf, with batch and expiry, at cost.

What is still owed from before — collected at the counter with an ordinary receipt.

Their admission day is kept; bed nights from the day of the move; the bill so far as one line.