Seven stages. One record.
Most software stops at the antenatal card. Perinexa follows the mother and the baby through every stage, so the history is already there when the next decision has to be made.
Pregnancy
Registration in a minute
Complete name, LMP or gestational age by scan (typed as 6.4 or "6 weeks 4 days"), obstetric history with one row per previous pregnancy, consanguinity and present complaints. Or type the diagnosis in one line.
Antenatal care
A dated plan for nine months
Visits, sonography, investigations, vaccines and supplements, each dated for this patient and tagged Must or Advisable. A gestation-specific checklist for every follow-up visit. Diet charts, exercise plans and weight-gain tracking.
High-risk monitoring
Risk that updates itself
Pre-eclampsia scoring, nine condition pathways (hypertension, diabetes, anaemia, Rh-negative, thyroid and others), 28 result types read against pregnancy cut-offs, and alerts that must be answered.
Delivery
The birth, on record
Birth-readiness review before term. Structured delivery notes and newborn examination. The consents that matter — caesarean, VBAC, anaesthesia, blood — suggested before they are needed.
Postnatal care
Mother and baby, together
Follow-up by WHO PNC 2022 and Home-Based Newborn Care, dated from the day of birth, with a banner showing the postnatal day whenever the record is opened.
Newborn
Vaccines and growth
UIP or IAP 2023 vaccination schedule, WHO growth charts for weight, length and head circumference, and corrected age for preterm babies.
Follow-up
To the fifth birthday
Developmental milestones to five years (CDC 2022 and WHO motor windows), so the family keeps coming back to the same record.
Open any record and see today
The band under the patient's name shows her diagnosis with today's week of pregnancy, the trimester, the EDD and the weeks to go. After delivery it shows the postnatal day. It turns to alert red once the due date has passed without a delivery on record.
