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Built for every level of Nigerian healthcare delivery.

From a focused PHC or clinic to a complex teaching hospital, HealthLedger connects the patient journey, clinical work, service departments, revenue, reporting, and administration around the way your facility already operates.

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Facility range
PHCs to teaching hospitals
Configure the platform around the facility's departments, clinical focus, and operating volume.
First use
Begin live operation within hours
Initial use can start before every historical record or bespoke connection has been completed.
Implementation
Migration while live
We bring existing records across as needed while the facility continues operating.
Adoption
Full training included
Staff and administrator onboarding are part of implementation.

Facility fit

Configure HealthLedger around the work your facility performs.

Support for different facility types does not mean forcing each one into the same setup. Modules, departments, access, workflows, and reporting are selected around the care and operating model in place.

Primary Health Centres (PHCs)

Registration, consultations, pharmacy, billing, reporting, and dependable day-to-day continuity.

Clinics

Appointments, patient history, clinical notes, service requests, payments, and follow-up care.

Medium-sized hospitals

Coordinated outpatient, inpatient, diagnostic, pharmacy, finance, and administrative work.

Large hospitals

Department-level access, high-volume workflows, management reporting, and phased adoption.

Specialist hospitals

Configurable workflows that preserve the facility's specialist clinical and operational model.

Teaching hospitals

Multi-department care, diagnostics, reporting, administration, and integration across complex operations.

Operational outcomes

Give each team the context and responsibility it needs.

HealthLedger connects daily work without making every role see or manage the same information.

Front desk starts from the right record

Reception teams find returning patients, create new records, manage appointments, and open the right visit.

Care teams keep clinical context

Doctors and nurses carry history, vitals, notes, diagnoses, orders, and service requests through the visit.

Departments work from visible queues

Laboratory, radiology, pharmacy, admissions, and other teams see assigned work and return progress to the visit.

Finance follows services and payments

Cashiers and finance teams connect charges, payments, receipts, and revenue activity to the work delivered.

Administrators keep responsibility clear

Roles, departments, access, imports, printing, and complete audit logs stay with authorized managers.

Owners and leaders see the facility

Management reporting brings patient flow, services, payments, departments, and operating activity into view.

Implementation

Begin within hours, then keep building depth while the facility runs.

Initial live operation is the first milestone, not a claim that every historical record and bespoke connection is completed in hours. Training, migration, mapping, and expansion continue in a sequence your team can absorb.

  1. Map and configure

    Align departments, modules, roles, and the patient journey with the way your facility already operates.

  2. Train the people doing the work

    Full staff training and onboarding support are included for users and administrators.

  3. Begin live operation

    A facility can begin operating on HealthLedger within hours once its initial setup is ready.

  4. Migrate while work continues

    We work with your team to bring existing records across while the facility remains operational.

  5. Extend the operating model

    Add further modules, reporting, data mapping, and facility-specific connections as required.

Deployment and continuity

Choose internet-hosted access or local-server continuity.

Deployment planning covers the access model, facility readiness, data responsibilities, and the teams responsible for administration.

Internet-hosted

Give authorized teams access through an internet connection without managing a server at the facility.

Local server

Keep core facility work available when internet connectivity is interrupted. Local power, hardware, and network readiness remain part of deployment planning.

Hospital data control

Export, backup, recovery, and retention follow facility policy.

Authorized exports remain available to the hospital. HealthLedger manages backup and recovery, while data retention is configured around hospital policy and applicable legal obligations. Exact technical and policy scope is agreed during implementation.

Commercial fit

Pricing reflects the facility and the operating scope.

Instead of publishing a one-size package, HealthLedger uses three inputs to structure pricing.

  1. 01

    Facility size

  2. 02

    Selected modules

  3. 03

    Patient volume

Buyer questions

Practical answers for planning and procurement.

Which types of healthcare facilities does HealthLedger support?

HealthLedger supports Primary Health Centres (PHCs), clinics, medium-sized hospitals, large hospitals, specialist hospitals, and teaching hospitals. The configuration reflects each facility's departments, clinical focus, patient volume, and responsibilities.

How quickly can our facility begin operating?

A facility can begin live operation within hours once the initial setup is ready. That first-use milestone is separate from the completion of historical-record migration, bespoke data mapping, or facility-specific integrations.

Can existing records be migrated while we are live?

Yes. We work with your team to migrate existing records as needed while staff continue using HealthLedger. The migration approach depends on the source records and the facility's priorities.

Are training and onboarding included?

Yes. Full staff training and onboarding support are included for the people using, managing, and administering the workflows selected by the facility.

What happens when internet connectivity is unavailable?

Facilities can choose a local-server deployment so core work does not depend on internet availability. Local power, hardware, and network readiness remain part of deployment planning.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing is structured by facility size, selected modules, and patient volume. The demo and discovery conversation establishes the operating scope before a commercial proposal is prepared.

Can the hospital export its data?

Yes. Authorized data export, backup, recovery, and retention are configured around hospital policy and applicable legal obligations.

Plan HealthLedger around the way your facility works.

Walk through your current patient journey, modules, training, migration, deployment, data policies, integrations, and pricing factors.