For hospital chains
Every site on one standard. Every bed on one grid.
Groups don't buy software twice — they buy a standard. zMed gives the network one platform, one rollout playbook, and one command centre watching every covered bed.
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network-wide audit log and report engine
Days
for a new site to join — enrolment, not integration
4–6h
earlier sepsis foresight, at every site
Your problems, answered
What you carry. What zMed takes off your plate.
“Every hospital in the group runs different systems and different protocols.”
One platform, hospital-owned configuration per site: the group sets the standard, each unit tunes templates and rules to its protocols, and every change is versioned. The chart grammar is identical from the flagship to the newest acquisition.
“Our scarce intensivists can't be everywhere.”
The command centre extends one hub's intensivist coverage across the network — same chart, same scores, same orders as the bedside, with audio-video collaboration and camera views built in. Spokes join in days.
“Group-level reporting means spreadsheets from every site.”
Census, throughput, bundle compliance and financial views roll up live across sites from the same canonical records — no month-end collection, every figure traceable to the chart entry behind it.
“Rollouts stall after the first site.”
The phased playbook — ICU and ER first, then OR and wards, then HIS — repeats per site with the group's configuration as the starting point. Each site goes live in weeks, not quarters.