Configurable. Deployable. Built to travel with your health system.

One Patient. One Record. Your EHR.

Modern care teams need software with range. Umoja gives hospitals, health systems and governments a customizable, interoperable EHR with customer-chosen deployment, sharper workflows and no per-user licensing.

HIPAA-aligned deployment approach SOC 2-oriented control architecture FHIR R4 + API-first integration thinking Offline-capable workflows No per-user licensing drama
Umoja Afya EHR front desk and scheduling workflow screen
Workflow view 01

Front desk that moves like a command center.

Arrivals, service points, walk-ins and queues in one clean operational view.

Umoja Afya EHR patient station screen
Workflow view 02

Patient context that stays front and center.

Patient station keeps the record, encounter, benefits, handoffs and follow-up actions connected.

Umoja Afya EHR workqueue management screen
Workflow view 03

Operational workqueues with actual energy.

High-priority items, aging buckets and queue ownership built for real throughput—not static forms.

Umoja Afya EHR country and facility selection screen
Workflow view 04

Current business-development markets, not deployment limits.

Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan and Rwanda are shown because Umoja has ongoing business-development activity in those markets. The platform can be localized and deployed in any country.

Real Umoja product screens • synthetic demonstration data • swipeable product tour feel
5 active BD marketsCurrent country tiles reflect ongoing business development—not deployment limits
Frontline-ready workflowsRegistration, queueing, encounters and patient context
Customer-shaped deliveryHosting, UI, workflows and support defined per project
1 live system to exploreJump into umojaehr.online and see the real thing
FHIR R4 interoperability
Dockerized deployment
Role-based access
Offline-capable workflows
Multi-facility architecture
Customer-chosen hosting
No per-user pricing
Current market-development footprint

The country tiles show where conversations are happening—not where Umoja is allowed to work.

The current demonstration highlights Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan and Rwanda because there is ongoing business development for Umoja Afya EHR in those markets. They are examples of localization, not geographic restrictions.

Umoja can be customized and deployed in any country. Branding, terminology, language, currency, facility structures, workflows, national identifiers, reporting, interoperability targets, hosting architecture and security controls can be configured around the deploying organization and jurisdiction.

Country localization Workflow configuration Customer-chosen hosting Local integration strategy
Why Umoja

Finally, healthcare software with range.

Umoja is for organizations that want enterprise-grade capability without bland SaaS lock-in—more control over deployment, sharper customization, clearer workflows and a commercial model that does not punish team growth.

Customizable UI/UX & workflows

Adapt screens, forms, navigation, terminology, roles, alerts and clinical workflows around how your organization actually delivers care.

Deployment your way

Customer-owned infrastructure, private cloud, public cloud, dedicated Linux VPS, government infrastructure or hybrid architecture.

Post-handover retainment

Take full operational control after handover, or keep Umoja engaged under a separately scoped support and retainment agreement.

Upgrades by request

New modules, workflows, integrations, redesigns and feature requests are reviewed, scoped, costed, approved, built and released as needed.

Platform acquisition

For organizations that want more than a software license, the platform can be discussed as a strategic technology acquisition.

Direct access to the live EHR

See the real hosted demonstration and evaluate the current experience rather than relying only on a brochure.

Open umojaehr.online
One longitudinal record

The EHR should follow the patient journey—not software module boundaries.

Registration, clinical assessment, orders, diagnostics, medication management, admission, discharge and follow-up should connect around one record with role, facility and audit context preserved.

Explore Platform Workflows
01
Register Identity
02
Assess Triage + notes
03
Order Lab + imaging
04
Treat Pharmacy + eMAR
05
Transition Admit + discharge
Patient station showing registration, encounter, workqueues and walk-in workflow
Real product screens

Real product energy. Real workflow density.

The visuals below are real Umoja interface screens using synthetic demonstration data. The goal is not to look generic—it is to feel modern, operational and ready for real healthcare complexity.

Provider documentation

Speak the note. Keep your attention on the patient.

Umoja supports provider-focused audio-to-text documentation through a separately containerized, self-hosted transcription service. Clinicians can dictate clinical content and use the resulting text as part of the documentation workflow instead of typing every word from scratch.

Provider dictation Audio → text Self-hosted transcription No required paid transcription SaaS
Positioned as speech-to-text clinical documentation—not continuous ambient capture. The final note remains subject to provider review, editing and organizational documentation policy.

A faster path from conversation to chart.

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Dictate

Provider records the clinical narrative or note content.

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Transcribe

The self-hosted transcription service converts the audio into editable text.

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Review & sign

The provider reviews, corrects and completes documentation under the organization’s clinical policy.

Pricing philosophy

Scale your care team—not your license bill.

Umoja does not use per-user or per-account pricing. Commercial scope is based on the implementation itself: facilities, modules, workflow complexity, integrations, migration, infrastructure, training and support.

See Engagement Model
505005,000
No per-user licensingAdd clinicians, nurses and operational staff without a seat meter.
No account penalty for growthPricing is tied to project scope and services—not how many people need to log in.
Transparent change requestsEnhancements and upgrades are separately scoped and costed before work begins.
Deployment freedom

Your infrastructure. Your security model. Your choice.

The customer chooses where Umoja runs and which security, data residency, backup, disaster recovery and operational requirements apply to the deployment.

Customer-Owned Infrastructure

Deploy into infrastructure controlled by your organization.

Private / Public Cloud

Use a customer-selected cloud provider and jurisdiction where appropriate.

Dedicated Linux VPS

A practical option for smaller or regional deployments requiring isolation and control.

Government Infrastructure

Support national or regional architecture under government control.

Hybrid Deployment

Combine cloud and local infrastructure where operational needs require it.

Managed Deployment

Retain implementation and operational support under a separately scoped agreement.

Internet / Users
HTTPS / TLS
Traefik
Docker Network
FastAPI App
PostgreSQL
The current hosted demonstration uses a Linux VPS, Docker / Docker Compose, Traefik and PostgreSQL. Umoja also includes a separately containerized, self-hosted speech-to-text service for provider dictation and audio-to-text clinical documentation workflows.
Security & compliance

Security is architecture—not a badge.

Umoja is designed to support healthcare organizations building HIPAA-regulated and SOC 2-oriented control environments. Final compliance depends on the full deployment: infrastructure, policies, identity, configuration, agreements, monitoring and operations.

See Security Architecture
We do not represent Umoja as “HIPAA certified” or “SOC 2 certified” without the corresponding organizational controls and independent attestation.
Role-based accessControl functions and records by role, facility and context.
Audit loggingSupport traceability of sensitive actions and operational access.
TLS encryptionHTTPS and customer-selected certificate / edge architecture.
Password securityStrong password hashing and configurable authentication controls.
Environment separationTraining, demo and production environments should remain isolated.
Offline protectionEncrypted offline-capable workflows with reauthentication before sync.
Container isolationNon-root/read-only patterns and service separation where configured.
Customer-controlled hostingChoose infrastructure, jurisdiction and operational controls.
Interoperability

Connected care needs connected systems.

Umoja includes a FHIR R4 starter service and interface architecture intended to support integration with diagnostics, devices, national systems and other healthcare applications.

FHIR R4REST APIsInterface outboxLab-readyPACS/RIS-readyNational-system adapters
“Own the workflow. Own the infrastructure. Own the future of your health data.”
Umoja Afya EHR product philosophy
Strategic acquisition

Don't just license your EHR. Own it.

Organizations, investors, hospital groups, implementation firms and governments can inquire about acquiring the platform as a technology asset, including transferable source code, deployment architecture, UI/UX assets, workflow foundation and associated IP that can legally be transferred.

Clinical Practice Lab

Real workflows. Fictional patients. Practical EHR experience.

The planned Clinical Practice Lab turns the same workflow philosophy into a free practice environment for medical, nursing, pharmacy, allied-health and informatics students using synthetic patient data.

Explore the Student Vision
1

Students practice free

Chart review, documentation, orders, results, eMAR and handoff.

2

Faculty assign scenarios

Structured cases, guided tasks and competency feedback.

3

Universities buy institutional tools

Private cohorts, faculty dashboards, analytics, SSO and support.

4

Hospitals gain EHR-ready talent

Training becomes an adoption and workforce-readiness engine.

Let's build the EHR your organization actually needs.

See the live product, discuss a deployment, explore institutional training, or start a conversation about acquiring the platform.