Client Management Platform for Dental Clinics

The client is a dental clinic operating in the UAE, want to manage patient records and facilitating secure access for both patients and healthcare providers. They want a web portal where clients and doctors could easily access and manage their personal and medical details.

Cloud Based Remote Patient Monitoring System

Cloud-Based Patient Data Access & Monitoring System

A leading healthcare provider wanted to digitize and centralize patient health records, ICU data, prescriptions, and reports. They aimed to provide real-time access to patient vitals through a secure SaaS platform and mobile application, ensuring seamless collaboration between hospital staff and patients.

EHR System Developed by Zenesys for KR hospital

Custom EHR System for KR Hospital by Zenesys

KR Hospital sought to replace its outdated, paper-based system with a modern, efficient Electronic Health Records (EHR) solution to improve data management, enhance security, and optimize patient care.

EHR System

Efficient patient record management is critical for healthcare institutions. Manual processes and disconnected systems often lead to inefficiencies, errors, and compliance challenges. Recognizing these issues, our client—a mid-sized healthcare provider—partnered with us to develop a custom Content Management System (CMS) for seamless patient record management.

Electronic Health Record System

Zenesys partnered with a major healthcare provider in Canada to help implement a robust Electronic Health Records (EHR) system.

How We Helped a US-Based Pharmacy Go Online with a Medicine Delivery App

Our client is a well-established, US-based pharmacy chain with multiple retail stores. They’ve been serving local communities with trusted healthcare products and prescriptions. Wanting to offer more convenience to their customers, they decided to go digital with a mobile app that supports online medicine ordering and delivery.

Pharmacy Management System

CH Inc. runs multiple clinics, offering a wide range of patient care services. They were dealing with a lot of manual processes, scattered data, and systems that didn’t talk to each other. It was slowing them down and making daily operations harder than they needed to be.