The record
- A single client record per person.
- Client cases.
- Pregnancy outcome tracking.
- Merge duplicate client files.
- Role-based access controlling who can see what.
One client record holding services, charted medical forms, documents, and outcomes, with forms that lock once they are complete.
eKYROS is an electronic medical record and client management system built for pregnancy resource centers and clinics. Each client has a single record that holds their case, the services provided to them, charted medical forms and notes, uploaded documents, and their outcome.
Medical forms and notes can be locked once complete, which prevents other users from editing or deleting them. A medical director can be given remote access to review ultrasound scans and sign them electronically, so sign-off does not require a site visit.
Duplicate client files can be merged into one record. Group class enrollment, custom letters, and follow-up are tracked against the same record, so a client’s history stays in one place.
Client cases, contact details, and service history live in one file, so nobody is checking three places for the same person.
Complete the medical form or note for the service provided, then lock it. A locked form cannot be edited or deleted by other users.
Upload scans, images, cine-loop clips, lab results, and documents. Stored files are protected with encryption.
A medical director reviews the ultrasound scan remotely and signs it electronically, so a scan is not waiting on the next time they are in the building.
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An electronic medical record built for the work a pregnancy resource center does: client cases, services, charted medical forms, documents, outcomes, and the reporting that follows from them.
Yes. A locked form or note cannot be edited or deleted by other users.
Yes. A medical director can be granted remote access to review scans and sign them electronically.
Scans, images, video and cine-loop clips, lab results, and documents. They’re stored with encryption.
Duplicate files can be merged into a single record.
Yes, through role-based access. The security page covers the safeguards.
No. It does not bill, code, or file claims.