ICD-11
Support for clinical classification and coding using ICD-11.
A modern system for managing the everyday work of a healthcare facility, bringing patients, clinical services, appointments, pharmacy and laboratory information together in one place.
Practical tools for clinical, administrative and operational workflows.
Support for clinical classification and coding using ICD-11.
A well-managed facility calendar with appointment scheduling and tracking.
Control who can access which parts of the HMIS across your facility.
Integrated pharmacy operations with stock tracking.
Pharmacy functionality that can operate independently with stock management.
Detailed laboratory results and information, not just a basic lab status.
Configurable colour presentation for patient summaries and important information.
Explore the system, register your facility, or continue with your existing account.
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Filament Systems Limited ("we," "us," or "our") is committed to protecting the privacy, confidentiality, and security of personal data and health records processed through our Health Management Information System (HMIS).
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and safeguard information when healthcare facilities, healthcare providers, and patients interact with Syrup Health.
We collect information necessary to facilitate outpatient medical administration, clinical consultation, diagnostic testing, pharmacy dispensing, and financial billing across Level 2 and Level 3 healthcare facilities.
Patient Personal Identifiers: Full name, national identity number/passport number, date of birth, age, gender, phone number, residential address, and next-of-kin contact details.
Sensitive Personal Data (Health Information): Clinical triage records (vital signs, BMI, blood pressure), chief complaints, ICD-coded medical diagnoses, clinical consultation notes, laboratory test requests/results, e-prescriptions, and medication dispensing logs.
Financial & Billing Information: Invoice records, payment modes (cash, mobile money, insurance), itemized service charges, and receipt logs.
System Usage & Technical Data: User login credentials, role permissions, IP addresses, browser specifications, access timestamps, and immutable audit trails of user activity within the application.
We process personal and health data strictly under the following lawful bases:
1. Provision of Direct Healthcare: To enable registered healthcare personnel to diagnose, treat, prescribe, and manage patient health encounters.
2. Consent: Explicit consent captured from patients or their legal guardians during intake/registration.
3. Legal & Regulatory Obligations: To comply with mandatory public health reporting, such as Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) submissions to national health databases.
4. Legitimate Facility Operations: To enable accurate billing, inventory accounting, and administrative auditing within the healthcare facility.
Encryption Standards: All data transmitted between user web browsers and Syrup Health is encrypted using HTTPS with TLS 1.2/1.3 protocols. Data stored within our databases is protected using AES-256 encryption at rest.
Access Control: System access is governed by Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). Personnel can only access data strictly necessary for their assigned role.
Network Security: Database infrastructure is isolated within private cloud network zones protected by cloud firewalls, preventing direct public internet access.
Audit Trails: All record entries, updates, and accesses generate automated, immutable audit logs containing timestamps, user IDs, and action types.
Syrup Health, and Filament Systems Limited, do not sell, rent, or trade personal health data. We disclose data only in limited circumstances.
Authorized Healthcare Providers: Clinical staff within the treating facility involved directly in the patient's care encounter.
Mandatory Public Health Reporting: Transmission of anonymized or statutory reportable disease data to public health authorities in accordance with national health surveillance regulations.
Legal Requirements: When required by valid law enforcement orders, court summons, or regulatory mandates under applicable data protection laws.
Subject to statutory health record retention laws, data subjects (patients) have rights regarding their personal data.
Right to Access: The right to request copies of their health records and billing history.
Right to Rectification: The right to request correction of inaccurate demographic information.
Right to Object: The right to object to processing activities not strictly grounded in direct medical care or legal obligation.
Right to Lodge a Complaint: The right to raise concerns with the facility's Data Protection Officer or the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC).
Personal health records are retained in compliance with statutory medical record retention timelines. Upon expiration of the mandatory retention period, data is archived securely or permanently purged in accordance with our Data Retention Policy.