MedCore is the cloud record system for Nigerian clinics, hospitals, pharmacies and laboratories. Your facility pays nothing, with unlimited staff licenses and unlimited stored records.
We did not start from a feature list. We started from what clinic owners, matrons and pharmacists said was costing them money and patience.
A patient you treat on Monday reaches another hospital on Friday carrying nothing but their memory and a paper card. The next doctor repeats tests the patient already paid for, and prescribes without knowing what they react to.
One record per patient, owned by the patient, opened to another facility only when the patient allows it. The clinic, the ward, the pharmacy and the lab all read and write the same chart.
Gloves, reagents and drugs are counted in notebooks kept in different rooms. The true balance is unknown until something runs out in the middle of a procedure, and nobody can say who used it.
Every consumable tracked against the store it sits in, with par levels, restocks, transfers, checkout against a service, and a transaction history behind every figure.
A machine is bought, used hard, and then stops. Nobody recorded when it was last calibrated, who reported the fault, whether the warranty still covers it, or which branch it was moved to.
Every asset carries its calibration and maintenance dates with reminders before they fall due, the faults raised against it, warranty terms, what it cost, and a record of every checkout and transfer between facilities.
A licence fee for every user, a server in the back room, a vendor call out for every small change, and a support contract that grows faster than your patient list.
MedCore runs in the cloud with nothing to install and nothing to maintain. Under CareAccess your facility pays ₦0, with no licence count to manage and no server to keep alive.
A patient's record should follow them from the clinic to the pharmacy to the ward. Today it does not. That is the problem we built MedCore to fix.
Most record systems ask a facility to gamble a licence fee on software the staff have not used yet. We took the fee off the facility entirely. Patients pay a small, transparent service fee at the point of care, and in exchange they get free access to their own records, appointments and care team through the patient portal.
No subscription to approve. No seat count to police. No reason to ration logins among your staff.
Per month, per facility, permanently
The service fee a patient pays at the desk buys them the free MedCore app. It is the reason a record can follow someone from your clinic to a pharmacy across town without a referral letter or a paper file.
The consulting doctor, the ward nurse, the pharmacist and the lab scientist work from the same patient record instead of four disconnected systems.
Track consumables, equipment and pharmacy inventory per storage space, set par levels, and see every restock, transfer and checkout that moved the balance.
Voice to text transcription, automated history summaries and lab report analysis cut the documentation load that makes clinical notes thin and late.
Each portal is shaped around how that facility actually works, and all of them read and write the same patient chart.
Tell us your company, the facilities under it and the type of care each one delivers. Approval is manual, so a real person checks the details.
Invite clinicians and administrators, set what each role can reach, and map the rooms and stores that hold your stock.
Register a patient once and their record follows them. Consultations, prescriptions, lab orders, stock checkout and invoices all run from the same visit.
Registration takes a few minutes, approval is handled by a person, and your facility is never billed for the software.
