Kadara helps private practice, clinics, and private hospitals turn consultations into approved records, cleaner billing and claims, and clearer follow-up.
Built for Nigerian healthcare, with or without an EHR.
Built for Nigerian healthcare·Works with or without an EHR·Review before approval
A Nigerian doctor can see dozens of patients in a day. The work after each visit, the note, the claim, the follow-up, piles up long after the last patient leaves.
Kadara sits after the consultation, where notes, approvals, billing, patient summaries, and follow-up usually fall apart.
3-day history of fever, headache, and body aches. No prior treatment.
Temperature recorded. Conjunctivae not pale. Chest clear. Abdomen soft.
Acute febrile illness, clinician to confirm cause.
Symptomatic treatment as clinician prescribes. Return in 3 days or sooner if symptoms worsen.
Kadara helps providers move from consultation to approved record, cleaner billing and claims, clearer patient follow-up, and the next step in the workflow.
Kadara is shaped around Nigerian clinical practice: the workflows, the languages patients actually speak, and the regulatory environment providers work under.
Kadara is designed for unstable connectivity, low-end Android devices, and mixed digital maturity. The work keeps moving even when infrastructure does not.
Designed for unstable power, weak connectivity, shared devices, and mixed digital workflows.
See how Kadara works on realistic provider inputs before any rollout.
Turn a rough clinic note into a structured SOAP draft with coding support.
OpenCheck a claim before submission and see what could trigger rejection.
OpenSee one consultation become an approved record, summary, and claim-ready state.
OpenEstimate the documentation time your clinic could get back.
OpenKadara is built with enterprise-grade security from day one. We understand that clinical data is among the most sensitive information you hold. We treat it that way.
We bring on a few providers at a time, with a real person beside you.