A clinical operating system for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, labs, and insurers in Kenya and Uganda, unifying patient records, prescriptions, and claims on one platform.

Medbook Product Overview

Is Medbook Right for You?

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Best For

  • Hospitals and clinics
  • Pharmacies

What It Does Well

  • Unified patient records
  • Prescription tracking

Things to Check

  • Kenya and Uganda fit
  • Lab system connections

About Medbook

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Medbook is a clinical operating system for emerging health systems, built for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, laboratories, insurers, and patients that need one connected medical record across the care journey.

It combines six integrated modules around a single patient identity and record:

  • AphiaOne (HMIS) for clinical workflows, visit tracking, revenue reconciliation, lab turnaround visibility, and clinical alerts.
  • AphiaRx (pharmacy management) for dispensing with prescription verification to help pharmacies confirm whether a prescription is real and current.
  • Mediclaim (claims adjudication) for insurers and schemes, supporting high-volume claims processing (reported 300K+ claims/month at peak).
  • Mediwrite (underwriting) for closed-loop underwriting for medical schemes.
  • AphiaLab (laboratory interfaces) for laboratory networks and equipment integrations.
  • AphiaApp (patient app) for patient record access, family management, appointments, and prescriptions, available in English and Kiswahili.

Available on Web and Android.

Target users include provider networks (hospitals and clinics), pharmacies, labs, insurers and schemes, plus individuals and families via the patient app.

Notable in East Africa for long-running deployment (est. 2014) across Kenya and Uganda, reporting 74 active facilities and 9.8M+ patient records, plus a learning clinical decision support (CDSS) feedback loop built under a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation grant. The company also publishes governance and compliance markers, including ODPC 396-0803-6E28 and ISO 27001 aligned.

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Medbook Funding History

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Medbook has raised $500K across 2 recorded funding events. The latest was Other in Jul 2022.

Total Raised:
$500K
Latest Round:
Other

Medbook Investors & Funding Rounds

Grant$500,000Jul 2022
Other$500,000Jul 2022

Frequently Asked Questions About Medbook

Medbook is a clinical operating system for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, labs, and insurers in Kenya and Uganda. It unifies patient records, prescriptions, and claims across six integrated modules—AphiaOne (HMIS), AphiaRx (pharmacy), Mediclaim (claims), Mediwrite (underwriting), AphiaLab (labs), and AphiaApp (patient app)—built around a single patient identity with features like prescription verification and AI-powered clinical decision support. Facilities deploy the modules to digitize records, streamline workflows, verify prescriptions, process claims, and enable secure patient access.

Pricing is not fixed publicly and is usually custom/enterprise-based (quoted per hospital or organisation), with costs depending on facility size and modules selected.

Medbook operates in Kenya and Uganda.

You typically sign up by requesting a demo or registration through the Medbook website, where the platform is deployed by hospitals/clinics rather than open public self-sign-up for individuals.

Yes, Medbookafrica offers a mobile app called AphiaApp for patients, available on Android in English and Kiswahili.

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