Mortuary management and death records, handled with dignity and a full audit trail, on the same patient record as the rest of care.
Veona Vital Records covers mortuary management and the death records and certificates that follow, all continuous with the patient record. The transition from care to vital record stays on the same platform, with a full audit trail on every entry.
Track who is in the mortuary, which bay they occupy, and where they are in the process from intake to release. Bays and status are visible at a glance, so the facility always knows its mortuary state.
Record the death in a structured form continuous with the patient's care record, including cause of death and the details required to proceed. Nothing is re-keyed from a separate system.
Issue death certificates directly from the completed record, with the deceased and next-of-kin details already in place. The certificate draws on the same data, so it is consistent with the record behind it.
Manage release once the record and certificate are complete, with next-of-kin details on file. The mortuary bay frees up and the full sequence stays auditable end to end.
Track occupants, bays, and process status.
Assign and free bays as records progress.
Structured records with cause of death.
Issue certificates from the completed record.
Keep next-of-kin details on the record.
Manage release and close the record cleanly.
Continuous with the care record, no re-keying.
Every entry logged and auditable.
The deceased is received into the mortuary and assigned a bay, continuous with the patient record.
A structured death record is completed, including cause of death.
The death certificate is issued from the record, with deceased and next-of-kin details in place.
The body is released to next of kin, the bay frees up, and the record is closed with a full audit trail.
The record carries through from the patient's care to the vital record, so nothing is re-keyed at the hardest moment.
A full audit trail on every entry, with role-based access, keeps mortuary and death records accountable.
Offline-first sync keeps records and bay status available when the connection drops, then reconciles automatically.
It covers mortuary management and death records and certificates, all continuous with the patient record on the same platform.
Yes. Mortuary management tracks occupants, bay assignment, and process status from intake to release, so the facility always knows its mortuary state.
Death certificates are issued from the completed death record, drawing on the deceased and next-of-kin details already captured, so they stay consistent with the record.
Yes. There is a full audit trail on every record, with role-based access, so mortuary and death records remain accountable end to end.
A walkthrough of mortuary management, death records, and certificates, on one record.