Digital readiness assessment
We map your workflows, data and pain points first, then show where technology would help and where it wouldn't.
We help hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres (laboratory & radiology), pharmacies, HMOs and health start-ups choose, implement and get real value from digital tools, without overspending, getting locked into the wrong vendor or putting patient data at risk.
We map your workflows, data and pain points first, then show where technology would help and where it wouldn't.
Independent help choosing electronic medical records, practice management, laboratory, imaging, billing or inventory systems: requirements, vendor shortlists, demos, contracts and go-live support.
Move records, appointments, stock and reporting off paper and spreadsheets, with dashboards that give managers the numbers they need.
Health data is sensitive personal data under the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023. We help you map data, set up consent, secure systems and prepare compliance documents.
Planning online booking, patient communication, WhatsApp channels or telehealth? We scope the service, the operations behind it and the regulatory questions to settle first.
An operator's view for founders: how clinics and hospitals really work, what staff will adopt, and the risks investors will ask about.
Most health IT projects fail on process, power, connectivity or adoption, not on features. We start with how your people work.
We advise on operations, technology and data protection. For formal legal opinions, we work alongside your legal advisers.
A short conversation to understand your goals and whether we're the right fit.
Workflow mapping, stakeholder interviews and a review of current systems and data.
Recommendations, costs, risks and a phased plan you can act on.
Vendor management, testing, training and go-live, for as much or as little as you need.
No. We're advisers. We help you define what you need, choose a vendor or developer, and make sure the result works in practice.
We put the practical pieces in place: data mapping, consent flows, privacy notices, retention rules and staff training. Registration with the Nigeria Data Protection Commission and formal legal opinions remain your organisation's responsibility, and we recommend involving a qualified data protection professional.
Yes, with planning and operations. Clinical care delivered remotely must still be provided by appropriately registered professionals, and we help you work through those requirements before launch.
Talk to us before you sign a vendor contract.