Nigeria & Kenya · built for institutions, not app stores See the numbers.
Know who came in. Know care happened. Pay what's real.
HMOs, hospitals, and pharmacies still run on guesswork — duplicate IDs, visits nobody can prove, claims that sail through. Curably connects every check-in to a verified person and a real encounter, so records follow patients and bad claims don't leave the building.
For teams tired of finding out what went wrong six months after the wire transfer
The Curably Platform
One thread. Every door.
Patients shouldn't re-introduce themselves at every desk. Curably gives every institution the same verified story — who they are, what happened last time, and what happened today.
Identity match score
98.7%
Canonical identity created
Talk across institutions
Your EMR, their pharmacy, the HMO's system — connected. FHIR-friendly APIs mean data crosses walls without another form, another fax, another phone call.
See howVerified encounters
Care that follows the patient
Hypertension meds from last month. ANC visit from the NGO camp. Labs from the referral hospital. One record that grows every time someone actually showed up.
See howEncounter verification
Catch it at the door
Ghost beneficiaries, phantom consults, drug claims with no pickup — flagged at check-in while the patient is still in the waiting room, not in an 18-month audit.
See howClaims pre-check rail
Programs on the same rails
CuraLyfe for chronic care. CuraRx at the dispensary. CuraMama from first ANC to postnatal. Same platform underneath — not three more silos.
See howThe leak nobody budgets for
N350B+ didn't leave in one heist. It dripped out.
Ghost patients on the roster. Consults billed on Tuesdays nobody worked. Drugs paid for that never left the shelf. That starts at the front desk — not in the claims queue three months later.
Patient arrives
{
"identity": "verified",
"encounter": "confirmed"
}Where it actually gets fixed
Check-in is the control room.
Identity matched. Visit opened. Timestamp locked. If the pieces don't line up, the claim doesn't ship — while the patient is still holding their queue ticket.
Patient arrives
{
"identity": "verified",
"encounter": "confirmed"
}Pay now, investigate never
Recovery is expensive. Prevention is cheaper.
Audit teams spend 18 months reconstructing what happened. Verification teams stop the wrong payout before the wire goes out. Same institution. Different month on the calendar.
Patient arrives
{
"identity": "verified",
"encounter": "confirmed"
}What regulators see live
| Signal | Rail | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Duplicate identity | Identity graph | ● |
| Missing encounter proof | Claims verification | ● |
For NHIA, HMOs, and audit teams
See what was delivered — not just what was billed.
Capitation went out. Did the patient show? Did the drug leave the pharmacy? Curably answers with evidence, not reconstructed spreadsheets six months later.
N350B+
documented leakage baseline (NG)
~20%
of drug spend reportedly never dispensed
0
national real-time encounter tools before Curably
18mo
typical audit cycle without verified data
The math is public. Fixing it isn't.
Documented leakage in Nigerian scheme discourse runs to N350B+. Drug benefits pay out without dispense proof. Audits take 18 months when nobody verified the visit. Curably exists because those numbers don't reverse themselves.
Before the claim ships
Identity and visit proof at check-in — not 18 months later in a forensic audit.
Before the drug benefit pays
Dispense logged at the counter. No log, no payout.
Before the donor report
Field encounters sync to verified records — not spreadsheet reconstruction.
What gets caught early
Three scams. One check-in away from stopped.
Same duplicate ID at two clinics. A consult billed on a day the doctor was on leave. A drug claim with no dispense record. Your front desk sees it first — finance sees it never.
How the platform worksToday's integrity feed
LiveMatch score
0.82
Visit proof
97%
Flags today
3/5
You've seen these. Curably stops them at the door.
Ghost patients
Someone's collecting benefits on a person who doesn't exist — or exists twice.
Phantom consults
A consult gets billed. Nobody opened a visit. Nobody checked in.
Drug fraud
The HMO paid for metformin. The patient never picked it up.
Your claims queue deserves better inputs.
Curably Nigeria Ltd · RC 8801984 · Live in Nigeria and Kenya.
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