TamgaMed

For private clinics and laboratories in Kazakhstan

Know what every service costs and where your money sits

TamgaMed links purchases of medical devices and reagents to clinic services and lab tests. You see stock in days of consumption, the true cost of every service, and cut what sits on the shelves.

  • Works alongside LIS, HIS and 1C
  • No patient data
  • On your own server
  1. Purchase 01
  2. Stock 02
  3. Service or test 03
  4. Cost 04

Money you don't see in reports

Medical devices, reagents and consumables are among the largest cost lines. Yet in the books they often live apart from the services they are used for.

20–28%

of lab network revenue goes to reagents and consumables1

Every percent lost on this line is real money.

4.4%

of reagent consumption is lost to failures, even at a market leader2

Losses always exist. The question is whether you see them.

KZT 2.8 bn

of medicines: refused by healthcare providers, overstocked and written off as expired due to poor procurement planning — Kazakhstan Supreme Audit Chamber3

Auditors link this directly to inaccurate stock data4.

18 of 20

tests turned out to be priced below cost once cost was calculated by activity5

Test costs within one lab differ 140-fold6 — an average hides loss-making services.

What changes with TamgaMed

One system from purchase to cost. Your LIS, HIS and 1C stay — TamgaMed feeds them accurate data.

Purchased item tracking

One catalog of medical devices, reagents and consumables across the network: Kazakhstan registration certificate, lot, expiry date, manufacturer, GTIN/UDI. Checked against the national medical device register. No certificate or expired — the item is blocked.

Benefit: no duplicates or “grey” items, purchases based on accurate data.

Link to medical operations

Every service and every lab test is broken down into norms: which reagents, consumables and devices, which equipment and staff time. Every write-off is tied to a service.

Benefit: you see what each purchased item was spent on.

Lower stock

Stock in days of consumption, expiry dates under control, replenishment by actual consumption, not “just in case”.

Benefit: working capital released, fewer expiry write-offs.

True cost

Costing of every medical service and every lab test: materials, equipment, staff. A reagent gets pricier — you instantly see which services did too.

Benefit: prices and discounts based on cost, loss-making services in plain sight.

Service product profile (PIM). One catalog of services and tests: composition, cost, price, description. The price flows to the 1C price list and the website — no manual edits in every branch.

The path of every tenge — from purchase to service

  1. 01

    Purchase

    A supplier item is matched to the catalog and the national register.

  2. 02

    Receiving and stock

    Lot, expiry, storage location — by scanner or voice.

  3. 03

    Service or test

    Consumption is written off by the service norms at the moment of the operation.

  4. 04

    Cost

    Costing updates with every change of price or norm.

  5. 05

    Prices and decisions

    Prices, purchases and stock — from actual data.

Data entry at the moment of the operation: barcode scanner or voice — even with gloved hands. Kazakh and Russian.

What each decision-maker gets

Owner

See which services and branches make money and which run at a loss. Less cash frozen in stock.

Director

One catalog across the network, order in the warehouse without replacing LIS, HIS or 1C. A new branch connects by a ready template.

Finance

Cost of every service from actual norms and purchase prices. Write-offs and stock in numbers, not guesses.

Estimate a conservative impact

One number — and a lower-bound estimate of what TamgaMed can return. Exact values come from the pilot measurement.

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Not sure? Take 20% of revenue1.

Lower losses — every year

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Working capital released — one-off

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Losses 4.4% of purchases2; losses down 10–20%; stock of 2 months of purchases, down 10–20%. All assumptions are refined by the pilot measurement.

Expiry write-offs and repricing by true cost are not included. Released working capital is a one-off effect, not profit. The calculation runs in your browser and is not sent anywhere.

A 12-week pilot — results in numbers

One laboratory or one clinic warehouse. Before-and-after measurement against a KPI passport we agree with you before the start.

  1. 1

    Weeks 1–4. Baseline

    Catalog, lots, expiry dates, certificates — in TamgaMed. We measure write-offs, stock, inventory time.

  2. 2

    Weeks 5–11. Live tracking

    Receiving, consumption, write-off — by scanner and voice. Check against the national medical device register. First service costings.

  3. 3

    Week 12. Results

    KPI passport report and a decision on network rollout.

Expiry write-offs, KZT per month −10–20% accounting
Stock: days of consumption covered −10–20% economist
Items with a complete record (certificate, lot, expiry) 95% lab / warehouse head
Inventory time −25–50% lab / warehouse head

Targets are a proposal; we fix them together before the start.

Safe for the clinic

Nothing replaced

Works alongside LIS, HIS and 1C and supplies them with master data.

No patient data

TamgaMed holds items, stock and economics. Medical data stays in your systems.

Inside your perimeter

Installed on the clinic's server. No cloud required.

Built for Kazakhstan

National medical device register, ST RK ISO 15189, local forms, NCA RK digital signature, Kazakh and Russian.

Data model built on international standards

  • ISO15189 medical laboratory quality
  • ISO13485 medical device quality systems
  • ISO14971 medical device risk management
  • ISO8000 master data quality
  • GS1UDI identification and labeling
  • HL7 FHIR exchange with LIS and HIS
  • LOINC lab test codes

Marks belong to their owners and denote the standards the data model is built on; this is not product certification.

FAQ

Do we need to replace our LIS, HIS or 1C?

No. TamgaMed works alongside them and feeds them catalogs, prices and costings.

How soon are the first results?

First numbers after the baseline in week 4 of the pilot, the result in week 12.

Where is the data stored?

On the clinic's server. TamgaMed holds no patient data.

Is it for multi-specialty clinics, not only labs?

Yes. Cost is calculated both for medical services — procedures, surgeries, consultations — and for lab tests.

Who will enter the data?

We load the catalog from your exports and the national register. After that, tracking happens at the moment of the operation — by scanner or voice, with no separate data entry.

Start with a pilot at one site

12 weeks, before-and-after measurement, a rollout decision based on numbers.

Discuss a pilot