Built by a clinician, proven in production for 22 years, and designed specifically for how Sri Lankan hospitals actually work.
Every workflow in CareCode — the OPD queue, the ward billing screen, the lab result flow, the anaesthesia record — was designed by someone who has personally worked those jobs in a hospital.
Dr M H B Ariyaratne started building the first version for his own clinical practice because no available system did the job well enough. That clinical perspective is baked into every screen in the system.
CareCode is not a new product looking for its first hospital. It has been running in real hospitals, processing real patient encounters and real financial transactions, every single day since 2004.
The entire development history — 48,000+ commits — is publicly visible and auditable on GitHub since 2014. No other HMIS vendor in Sri Lanka can make that claim.
Most HMIS products are built for the US or European market and adapted for Sri Lanka. CareCode was designed from day one for how Sri Lankan hospitals work. The differences matter enormously in day-to-day operation.
CareCode carries an MIT open-source licence. That means you own your data, your customisations, and your future. Any Sri Lankan software developer can read the code, extend it, or audit it.
CareCode is not a collection of bolt-together products from different vendors. Every module — OPD, pharmacy, lab, inward, theatre, finance — shares the same patient identity, the same financial ledger, and the same audit trail.
No synchronisation middleware. No overnight batch reconciliation. No duplicate patient records.
When something goes wrong at 2 AM before a clinic, you need a person who knows the system — not a ticket number. CareCode's support model is built around how hospitals actually operate.
Assessed against the Hemas Hospital Full ERP RFP — 23 functional domains.
From a single GP clinic in 2004 to a full hospital ERP trusted by 40+ institutions.
Not marketed as "FHIR-ready" — these are in production today.
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