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Medical aid claims software for Zimbabwe

Medical aid is a revenue-cycle problem, not a till feature. BasaRx records scheme, membership and authorisation where the script is filled, keeps the claim on the same invoice as the dispense, and surfaces shortfalls on POS instead of a spreadsheet.

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

A health worker taking an older woman's blood pressure at a community clinic
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.

  • Capture medical-aid society, membership and authorisation at collect time
  • Claim board with pending, remitted and owed totals; filter by status and scheme
  • Submitted → review → approved or denied lifecycle with remittance references
  • Shortfalls flow to the POS queue with live updates
  • Shared scheme master data between pharmacy and clinic billing
In depth

Medical aid claims software for Zimbabwe: how it works

Capture cover where the script is filled

At collect time, staff record the medical-aid society, membership details, claim or authorisation references and approved amounts. The claim stays attached to the same invoice document as the dispense, so clinical, stock and financial history never diverge.

A claim board finance can trust

Totals for pending, remitted and owed amounts, filterable by status and scheme. Claims move through submitted, review and approved or denied; remittances are recorded with a reference so cash application stays auditable.

Shortfalls without spreadsheet chaos

When cover meets only part of a dispense, the unpaid balance appears on the POS shortfall queue. Cashiers close the gap without re-entering line items — the counter and the till are the same system.

One revenue-cycle story across pharmacy and clinic

Clinic insurance claims with co-pay and deductible sit beside pharmacy claims on the shared billing backbone, using the same medical-aid society master data.

Real-time switching

For electronic eligibility checks and claim routing between providers and funders, see the Pindah Claims Gateway.

Questions

Medical aid claims software for Zimbabwe — common questions

Yes. Scheme capture, claim lifecycle tracking, remittance posting and POS shortfall handling are built into the pharmacy workflow.

Yes. Medical-aid societies are master data shared between the clinic module and pharmacy, so OPD billing and pharmacy claims use the same scheme records.

The balance appears on the POS shortfall queue so the cashier can collect it without re-keying the dispense.

Pindah Claims Gateway provides real-time eligibility verification and electronic claim routing between providers and medical aid societies.

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