One patient, one MRN, one built-in ledger, one live command centre — from the registration counter to the operating theatre.
Why EloHIMSCrowded corridors, arguments over "who's next," and doctors interrupted by patients wandering in are the daily friction of outpatient care. EloHIMS brings order to the OPD floor with a token-and-queue system that keeps patients in sequence, captures vitals before the consult, and lets each doctor pull the next patient on their own terms.
OPD Token & Queue Management issues a token to each registered patient and maintains a live waiting queue per doctor and department. Nurses capture vitals directly at the queue before the patient sees the doctor, and the clinician works a simple "call-next / my-queue" flow — so the room stays calm, the order stays fair, and the consultation starts with the basics already recorded.
A nurse records blood pressure, temperature, pulse and weight right at the queue, before the patient ever steps into the room. Those readings flow straight into the clinical record, so when the doctor calls the next patient, the encounter opens with vitals in place — no repeating, no waiting, no gaps.
Because each doctor works their own "my-queue" and calls the next patient themselves, the corridor stays calm and the clinic keeps its rhythm.
OPD that runs in order — patients seen fairly, vitals ready before the doctor, and clinics that flow without the crowd.
Fair tokens, live queues, vitals before the consult — a calmer clinic from the first patient.