Laboratory System Built for Accurate Diagnostics and Faster Decisions

Yes. The system allows you to define different prices for each lab test based on the patient’s payment type or insurance scheme.

When a doctor selects a test, the correct price is automatically applied -whether it’s cash, insurance, or a specific provider - ensuring accurate billing from the start.

Yes. All requested lab tests are automatically captured in the billing system.

For insurance patients, tests proceed without interruption, while for cash patients, payment must be completed before the lab can process the request. This ensures no services are performed without proper billing.

The system enforces payment validation before testing.

Lab technicians cannot view or process tests for cash patients until payment is confirmed. This prevents revenue leakage and ensures all services are properly accounted for.

Every sample is documented at the point of collection.

Lab technicians record details such as specimen condition, turnaround time, and sample identification. This ensures traceability and supports quality control throughout the testing process.

Yes. Each lab test has its own structured input panel.

This allows technicians to enter results specific to each test, including numeric values, observations, and component-based results—ensuring accuracy and consistency in reporting.

Yes, where applicable.

For tests with predefined reference ranges, the system automatically indicates whether results fall within normal limits. This supports faster review and reduces the risk of interpretation errors.

Yes. The system supports a multi-level approval process.

Results must be reviewed and approved before submission. This ensures that only verified and accurate results are released for clinical decision-making.

Only completed entries are visible.

If a test is partially filled, the doctor will only see the results that have been entered. This prevents incomplete data from affecting diagnosis.

Automatically and in real time.

Once results are approved and submitted, the patient is queued back to the doctor. The doctor receives a notification and can immediately review the lab report.

Yes. Doctors can proceed with diagnosis using standardized coding systems such as ICD-11 after reviewing lab results.

This ensures consistency in clinical documentation and supports reporting and compliance.

Fully.

The lab module is integrated with outpatient, inpatient, billing, and pharmacy systems. This ensures seamless data flow and eliminates manual coordination between departments.