Clinic → pharmacy on one record

E-prescribing software for Zimbabwe

Prescriptions written in the EHR issue as Rx- documents on the same patient and medicine catalogue the pharmacy dispenses from — so there is no re-keying, and allergy and interaction rules apply at the point of care.

BasaRx by Pindah. Pharmacies, clinics and hospitals in Zimbabwe and Southern Africa. Cloud-hosted, with local support from Harare.

Clinician smiling while using a tablet
What you get

Built for how Zimbabwe dispenses and bills

Pindah builds BasaRx so pharmacies, clinics and hospitals do not buy a till, an EMR and an accounts pack from three vendors. One patient, one medicine catalogue, one ledger — implemented from Harare and used across Zimbabwe and Southern Africa.

  • SOAP encounters, appointments and waitlist
  • Allergy flags and drug-interaction rules
  • ICD-10 and CPT coding for documentation and claims
  • Prescriptions share the pharmacy's patient and product master
  • Digital consent with witness and IP capture
In depth

E-prescribing software for Zimbabwe: how it works

Prescribe once

Clinic prescriptions issue as Rx- documents and can be dispensed at the clinic dispensary or a retail counter without re-entry.

Safety at the point of care

Allergy flags and interaction rules appear while prescribing; MDPCZ doctor and MCAZ medicine lookups reference regulated directories.

Structured for claims

ICD-10 and CPT coding keep documentation audit-ready and support medical aid claims.

Questions

E-prescribing software for Zimbabwe — common questions

Yes. They share the patient and medicine catalogue, so the pharmacy dispenses without re-keying.

Yes. Both dictionaries are available for structured diagnoses and procedures.

Run pharmacy and EHR as one business.

See the counter, the chart and the books connected in a single demo.