Reliable Point of Care Digitization
for Healthcare Facilities
Small and medium healthcare facilities use Lifeven Health online and offline to digitize patient paper records, secure data sharing, streamline clinical workflows, manage financial processes, enhance administration efficiency, and ultimately improve patient care outcomes.
When paper records fail, care fails
Across Nigeria's primary healthcare centers, private clinics, and diagnostic centers, patient records are still paper-based: fragmented, easily lost, and inaccessible across points of care. Enterprise EHRs exist, but they are expensive, internet-dependent, and built for large urban hospitals. The facilities that serve most Nigerians are left behind, driving repeated tests, medication errors, treatment delays, and weak disease surveillance.
How Lifeven Health works
Three core capabilities, designed for the realities of underserved facilities
Offline-First Point-of-Care
Clinicians capture patient information on a mobile-first app. Records are stored securely on-device and sync to the cloud once connectivity returns, so unstable internet and power never interrupt care.
Unified Patient Identity
Linking the National Identity Number (NIN) gives every patient one portable digital record across facilities, cutting duplicate entries, repeated tests, and the loss of paper files.
Real-Time Health Intelligence
Fragmented clinical notes become structured, actionable data that helps facilities track disease patterns, treatment outcomes, and strengthen public-health surveillance in real time.
What we're building
An infrastructure-aware EHR tailored to low-to-medium resource facilities
Offline-first design for facilities with intermittent internet and power. Capture now, sync automatically later.
A single, verifiable patient identity that follows the patient between clinics and diagnostic centers.
Built on global openEHR canonical modeling and HL7 FHIR for secure, portable longitudinal records.
OCR-assisted onboarding evaluates existing paper files so facilities transition without losing history.
Queue-based monitoring streamlines patient flow and reduces time spent waiting at the point of care.
Designed around the Nigeria Data Protection Act (2023), with encryption in transit and at rest.
Where we are today
We are pre-launch, but the foundation is real, validated, and recognized
1st Place at Build with Google Hackathon
Our MVP won 1st place at the 2025 Codematic Build with Google Hackathon, validating the technical framework.
Africa Health-Tech Accelerator
Currently enrolled, with the mentorship and institutional support to move from prototype to market-ready.
Working MVP
A cloud-based MVP has undergone technical validation, confirming our interoperable, standards-aligned architecture.
Policy-Aligned
Aligned with the Nigeria Digital Health Architecture (NDHA) and the Nigeria Data Protection Act (2023).
The impact we're working toward
Clear, measurable goals for our first 12 months of pilots.
- Pilot with 1 private clinic and 2 diagnostic centers in our first 12 months
- 70% digital record-sharing within pilot facilities
- 95% confidence score on OCR-driven evaluation of legacy paper files
- 15% reduction in average patient waiting times via queue monitoring
- 40% fewer duplicate records and less care discontinuity
Contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals:
SDG 3: Good Health & Well-being
Reducing premature mortality from communicable and non-communicable diseases through continuity of care.
SDG 9: Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Building resilient digital health infrastructure for the facilities still reliant on paper.
Why now
Nigeria has reached a policy turning point with the launch of the Nigeria Digital Health Architecture (NDHA), an urgent mandate to bridge paper-based records and a unified national health ecosystem. The Ministry of Health's call for private-sector agility, the need for patient-centered interoperability, and the readiness of cloud-native, offline-capable systems make this the moment to act.
Our mission
To improve care outcomes, and provide care continuity through an affordable digital electronic health record system for low-to-medium healthcare facilities in Nigeria.