One patient, one MRN, one built-in ledger, one live command centre — from the registration counter to the operating theatre.
Why EloHIMSTurn your theatres into a fully scheduled, fully documented, fully billed environment. EloHIMS treats the OT not as a black box but as a governed clinical and financial workflow — every case planned in advance, recorded, registered and reconciled to the patient's account before they leave recovery.
Schedule surgical cases across multiple theatres, assemble the operative team, and open a structured OT case record for each procedure — the surgeon, anaesthetist, procedure performed, intra-operative findings and notes all filed in one place. A statutory OT register is maintained automatically as cases are recorded, an OT waiting list holds patients pending theatre time, and a walk-in billing path means an unscheduled or emergency case is still recorded and charged cleanly.
Surgery starts long before the incision. EloHIMS maintains a structured surgical waiting list where patients awaiting a procedure are held, prioritised and tracked — replacing informal registers and whiteboards with a governed queue. Against that queue sits a pre-operative fitness assessment workflow that captures the pre-op work-up and clearance, giving surgeons and anaesthetists documented confirmation that a patient is ready for theatre.
Because the waiting list and fitness records live on the same platform as OT scheduling, cleared and prioritised patients flow straight into a theatre slot with no re-keying — closing the two gaps that cause most cancellations: patients lost on an informal list, and patients who reach the table without being properly worked up.
Theatres are notorious for un-invoiced cases and scattered operative notes. By running the OT as a governed clinical and financial workflow, EloHIMS captures the surgeon, anaesthetist, procedure and findings on a structured case record, compiles the statutory register as you work, and pushes every charge through the same billing and general-ledger engine as the rest of the hospital.
The result is a theatre that is planned in advance, documented while it happens, registered for medico-legal defence, and reconciled to the patient's account before they leave recovery.
Every theatre case is scheduled, clinically documented, registered and billed — with zero revenue leakage and a complete medico-legal record, and every patient reaching theatre prepared, cleared and correctly prioritised.
Scheduled, documented, registered and billed — a governed OT with zero leakage and a complete medico-legal record.