AjirMed: EMR, LIMS and Pharmacy Software for Nigeria
AjirMed helps Nigerian healthcare providers manage patient records, laboratory tests, and pharmacy inventory in one system. It is designed for clinics and hospitals looking to digitize manual registers and coordinate different departments.
At a glance
- Category
- Healthcare
- Best for
- Solo doctors and nurse-led clinics, Private hospitals in Nigeria, Diagnostic laboratories, Government and teaching hospitals, NGO and mobile health clinics
- Pricing
- Pricing consists of yearly setup and subscription fees that vary by facility size. A 'Pay in 4' interest-free installment option is available for the first-year costs.
- Key use cases
- Digitizing Small Private Clinics, Coordinating Hospital Departments, Managing Diagnostic Laboratories, Supporting Medical Outreach, Managing Large-Scale Hospital Workloads
- Official website
- ajirmed.com
AjirMed is an integrated healthcare management platform that combines Electronic Medical Records (EMR), a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), and pharmacy software. It is designed for the Nigerian healthcare market, serving facilities from solo practitioners to large teaching hospitals.
The software supports the transition from paper-based records to digital workflows. It connects reception, consultation rooms, laboratories, and pharmacies, allowing patient data to flow between departments. For lab managers, it supports sample tracking and electronic result delivery via SMS or email.
Administrative tools include billing, debtor management, and biometric staff attendance. The platform is cloud-based and supports access via computers, tablets, and Android devices, including an offline-ready PWA mode.
Buyers should confirm how the pricing scales based on their specific facility size, as the vendor uses different configurations for small clinics versus large specialist hospitals.
Key Features
Digital storage of patient histories and medical records with role-based access control.
Supports electronic test requests, sample tracking, and the reporting of results to clinicians or patients.
Includes inventory tracking to help prevent shortages and a drug charting system for monitoring prescriptions and dosages.
Supports virtual consultations through secure video calls and remote diagnosis.
Provides diagnosis suggestions and treatment plan recommendations to support clinical decision-making.
Tracks staff check-ins and check-outs using facial recognition and fingerprint scanning.
Preloaded with over 72,000 ICD-10 codes to support standardized diagnosis and medical billing.
Use Cases
Replacing manual registers with digital patient registration, visit documentation, and electronic prescriptions.
Linking consultation, pharmacy, labs, and wards to create a centralized patient record workflow.
Handling electronic test requests and delivering results via SMS, email, or mobile apps.
Using the EMR for data capture in real time and community visit logs during humanitarian missions.
Handling mass patient records across multiple consulting rooms and branches in government hospitals.
Best For
Pricing
Pricing consists of yearly setup and subscription fees that vary by facility size. A 'Pay in 4' interest-free installment option is available for the first-year costs.
FAQ
Pricing consists of a one-time setup fee and a yearly subscription renewal. Costs are based on the size and configuration of the hospital facility rather than the number of patients.
No, it is a cloud-based system that requires an internet connection, though it offers an offline-ready PWA mode.
Yes, the software is accessible via computers, tablets, and Android devices.
This allows small healthcare facilities to split their first-year setup and maintenance fees into four interest-free monthly payments.
Source category: Healthcare
Source subcategory: Healthcare Software
