One patient, one MRN, one built-in ledger, one live command centre — from the registration counter to the operating theatre.
Why EloHIMSMaternity homes and hospital OB units carry two patients in every episode — mother and baby — across months of antenatal care and a single, critical delivery. EloHIMS structures that whole journey: longitudinal antenatal tracking through the pregnancy, and a delivery record that feeds the births register and creates the newborn's own record.
The module tracks antenatal care (ANC) across the pregnancy — recording visits, the parameters measured at each, and scans — so the clinician sees the pregnancy's progression rather than a series of disconnected encounters. When labour arrives, a labour & delivery record captures the delivery type, the outcome, and the baby's details, and that record feeds the births register while establishing the newborn as a patient in their own right.
A pregnancy unfolds over months, and the clinical picture only makes sense when the visits connect. EloHIMS tracks ANC as a longitudinal course — each visit's parameters and scans recorded against the same pregnancy — so the clinician sees the progression, spots a trend early, and makes timely, informed obstetric decisions.
Rather than flipping through disconnected encounters, the team reads the whole antenatal journey at a glance — the way maternity care actually needs to be understood.
The delivery is the critical moment of the whole episode, and its record has to do double duty: capture the outcome for the mother and open the file for the baby. EloHIMS captures the delivery type, the outcome and the newborn's details in one place, feeds the births register automatically, and establishes the baby as a patient in their own right.
From that first record, the newborn is ready for paediatric and immunisation care — and both mother and baby live in the same unified patient system, tied to billing, pharmacy and the rest of the hospital.
A maternity unit where each pregnancy is tracked from the first antenatal visit to delivery, with the birth feeding the register and creating the newborn's record — one continuous account of mother and baby.
Antenatal tracking through the pregnancy, a delivery record that feeds the births register, and the newborn's own file — one continuous account of mother and baby.