Medora’s Laboratory Management System (LIMS) is designed to digitize and streamline laboratory operations across hospitals and diagnostic centers. As a core module of the Medora Hospital Management System, it enables healthcare organizations to manage test orders, sample collection, processing, reporting, and approvals within a single, integrated platform.
Laboratory workflows often involve multiple handoffs, manual registers, and disconnected reporting systems, which can lead to delays and errors. Medora replaces these fragmented processes with a centralized LIMS that provides real-time visibility into sample status, test progress, and report generation, ensuring faster turnaround times and improved diagnostic accuracy.
The LIMS module integrates seamlessly with OPD, IPD, and EMR workflows. Diagnostic test requests raised during consultations or inpatient care flow directly to the laboratory, eliminating manual entry. Test results and reports are automatically linked to patient medical records, ensuring clinicians have immediate access to critical diagnostic information.
Medora supports comprehensive laboratory test management, including pathology, biochemistry, hematology, microbiology, and radiology reporting workflows. Customizable test parameters, reference ranges, and report formats allow laboratories to maintain consistency while meeting regulatory and clinical requirements.
Laboratory billing and financial workflows are tightly integrated within Medora. Test charges are automatically captured and forwarded to billing, reducing revenue leakage and administrative overhead. Integration with inventory management ensures accurate tracking of reagents, consumables, and equipment usage.
By integrating laboratory operations directly into the hospital ERP ecosystem, Medora enables hospitals and diagnostic centers to improve operational efficiency, reduce reporting delays, and enhance patient care outcomes. Scalable and secure, the Laboratory Management System adapts seamlessly to high-volume labs and multi-branch healthcare organizations.
