Zeta Health gives every patient one medical record that follows them — across hospitals, across cities, across their whole life. One number. Complete history. No more starting from zero.
A patient arrives unconscious at a hospital across town from where they're usually treated. No file. No history. The team doesn't know the allergy, the last prescription, the underlying condition — so they guess.
Somewhere in another hospital, the answer that would have saved them sits in a paper folder nobody can reach. This is not rare. It is Tuesday. Records trapped on paper, or locked inside one hospital's software that talks to no one else. A doctor re-asking questions a dying patient is too weak to answer.
This isn't a paperwork problem. It's a body count.Every patient gets a Universal Medical Record Number (UMRN). Their full history travels to any hospital on Zeta. No first-visit-from-scratch.
No 40-field forms. It works like a chat — everything auto-logged. An "Are you sure?" gate on prescriptions and major orders, because 95% of Nigerian errors are medication-related.
Designed to keep working when the power and the network don't. Clear roles for admin, doctor, nurse and patient — so every hand on the chart sees the right thing.
The record belongs to the patient — not to the building they walked into.
Every other EMR in Nigeria is an island. With the patient's consent, a Zeta record moves from a Lagos clinic to an Abuja teaching hospital — fully readable, instantly. The patient controls who sees what, tier by tier. That's the missing national infrastructure.
See how it worksSubsidized onboarding, live in days — not a six-figure system you can't sustain.
Captured in a chat, not a form. The history is already there before you ask the first question.
Log in with your UMRN, see your history, book appointments, and decide who sees what.
No server room. No IT department. We set you up, hands-on.
Paper files come in as you go. Every patient gets one number for life.
Every visit is logged to a record that travels with the patient.
Subsidized onboarding for the first cohort. The full platform, with hands-on setup from our team.
Request a pilot slotA per-facility subscription that scales with your volume. No surprise renewals. No per-module fees.
Get a quoteTransparent, Naira-based pricing.
Built by a Nigerian team — a clinician and engineers who know the stakes. Aligned with NHIA, built on NIN identity, and designed for NDPA compliance. Role-based access and consent live in every record — your data is shared only with the patient's permission, tier by tier.
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