One patient, one MRN, one built-in ledger, one live command centre — from the registration counter to the operating theatre.
Why EloHIMSWhen a patient needs a bed, the clock is already running. EloHIMS gives you an admissions cockpit — one screen that turns a walk-in, referral or emergency handoff into a fully documented admission, with the ward assigned, the bed reserved, the consultant on record and the diagnosis captured before the patient reaches the floor.
The admissions cockpit sits at the centre of your inpatient workflow. Staff admit a patient, assign the ward and specific bed, record the admitting doctor and diagnosis, and set the patient in motion — all in one place. When needs change, a step-up, a quieter room, a department transfer, you manage it as a first-class governed action. Every bed-to-bed, ward-to-ward and department-to-department movement is recorded, timestamped and attributed, feeding directly into the statutory ADT register.
From the cockpit, staff admit a patient, assign the ward and the specific bed, record the admitting doctor and the admitting diagnosis, and set the patient in motion — all in one place. The moment admission is confirmed, it is stamped into the patient's 360° record and the bed is real from minute one.
Because the cockpit drives ward and bed placement, downstream billing and clinical screens always reflect where the patient actually is — no parallel spreadsheets, no phone calls to the ward to confirm a location.
When the patient's needs change — a step-up to a higher-acuity ward, a move to a quieter room, a transfer to another department — you manage it as a first-class transfer, not an informal edit. Every bed-to-bed, ward-to-ward and department-to-department movement is recorded, timestamped and attributed.
Every one of those movements is audit-logged and feeds directly into the statutory ADT register you must maintain for compliance — so the register you would otherwise keep by hand simply keeps itself.
Faster, cleaner admissions and fully traceable patient movement — with a compliant ADT register that keeps itself current.
One cockpit to admit, place and move every patient — with a statutory ADT register that keeps itself current.