Building the health-informatics layer for the Caribbean.
Clinical, patient and pharmacy software, and the infrastructure to run it, for private practices across Jamaica and the Eastern Caribbean.
01 / Healthcare management
The whole clinic, in one practical interface.
Scheduling, records, prescriptions, specialty documents and bookkeeping, for doctors and the teams around them.
02 / Patient informatics
Care, close to home.
The patient's side of the same record. People find a doctor nearby, book a real open slot, and carry their results on their phone.
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Find a doctor
Search by what's wrong, the parish you're in, or the clinic you trust.
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Book a visit
Instant confirmation, and a reminder the day before.
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Records in your pocket
Prescriptions, lab results and visit summaries, the moment they're ready.
03 / Clinical documentation
Speak the visit. Review the draft.
Dictation and ambient recording that turn a consultation into clinical paperwork, ready for the doctor to check and file.
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Dictate
Speak after the visit, the way you would to a colleague.
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Ambient
Let the consultation happen. The transcript builds live.
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Review and file
Notes, prescriptions and referrals drafted for you to check.
04 / Pharmacy operationsIn pilot
From prescription to pickup.
Prescriptions arrive from Doc4 in one queue. The pharmacy checks them against stock, dispenses, and keeps its books in the same place.
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One queue
Every prescription, tracked from incoming to completed.
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Stock-aware
Each script is checked against what is on the shelf.
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Books included
Vendors, purchase orders and bills alongside the queue.
05 / Laboratory and imagingIn pilot
Requests out. Signed results back.
A portal for laboratories and imaging centres. Doctors send requisitions electronically, and results are released straight into the patient's record.
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Electronic requisitions
Lab and imaging requests arrive in one queue, not on paper.
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Results into the record
Released as signed documents, with a separate alert for critical results.
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Run the lab
Test catalogue, the lab's own prices, invoices and reports.
Security and compliance
Patient records, protected at every layer.
Access is enforced in the database on every request, every action is logged, and patients stay in control of who sees their history.
Built into the software
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Encrypted in transit and at rest
TLS 1.2 or higher on every connection. AES-256 on the database and file storage.
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Access enforced in the database
Each request is checked against the user's role, their facility and the patient's consent.
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Consent built in
Patients consent at registration and at each new practice. A withdrawal takes effect on the next request.
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Append-only audit trails
Reads, changes, exports and consent events are all logged. No user can edit or delete the log.
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Retention the database enforces
Signed clinical records cannot be deleted for ten years. The database rejects the attempt.
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A written breach procedure
A policy and incident register, with the Information Commissioner notified within 72 hours where the Act requires.
Infrastructure security
- SOC 2 Type 2Independently audited infrastructure.
- ISO 27001Certified infrastructure.
- EncryptionAES-256 at rest, TLS in transit.
- Daily backupsThe database is backed up every day.
- Penetration testingRegular tests by outside security specialists.
- DDoS protectionAttacks are filtered at the network edge.
Data protection law
Jamaica
Data Protection Act, 2020
Built around the Act's eight standards, from consent to cross-border transfer.
European Union
GDPR
Aligned with GDPR principles. Records of processing and breach handling follow Articles 30, 33 and 34.
Infrastructure
Software is only half the story.
In many Caribbean clinics the real bottleneck is power, connectivity and hardware. Foresythe pairs its platforms with the infrastructure to run them and the financing to afford them.
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Point-of-care hardware
Laptops and tablets at every chair and consultation room, integrated with imaging and the rest of the clinical workflow.
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Power continuity
Standby generator and UPS keep the clinic running straight through the power outages common across the region.
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Resilient connectivity
Starlink Business and SME links with LTE backup, so internet outages never reach the workflow.
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Flexible financing
Pay-over-time and Hardware-as-a-Service leasing, so capital cost is never the barrier to adoption.
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Same-day replacement
A same-business-day device replacement commitment means a clinic never goes dark waiting on hardware.
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Offline-first software
The platforms keep working when connectivity doesn't, then resynchronise automatically when it returns.
Contact
Building healthcare software with a sharper operational edge.
Tell us about your practice, pharmacy or lab, and which platform you're interested in.