Clinical Triage
Structure the referral, acuity and required level of neonatal care.
From referral and clinical triage to verified capacity, admission, neonatal transport, NICU-to-NICU transfer, discharge, outcomes and follow-up — one coordinated network around the baby.
OMDIIC connects clinical need, operational capacity, transfer readiness and outcomes in one workflow.
Structure the referral, acuity and required level of neonatal care.
Coordinate staffed beds and required neonatal capabilities.
Match clinical requirements with verified facility capability.
Coordinate acceptance, temporary holds and operational response.
Coordinate transport readiness, equipment and qualified teams.
Preserve structured clinical handover across facilities.
Maintain one longitudinal identity across admissions and transfers.
Measure what happens after placement, not placement alone.
Provide a family-safe timeline separated from the raw clinical record.
Capacity, referrals, admission offers, transfers, discharge and outcomes.
Register facilityStructured referral, clinical handover, escalation and continuity.
Secure loginReadiness, neonatal equipment, qualified crew and transfer status.
Open operationsA safer view of the baby journey, education and discharge preparation.
Create family accountWhen post-discharge support is needed, the NICU workflow can prepare a structured handoff for home oxygen, nursing, feeding support, physiotherapy, pediatric follow-up, lactation or weight monitoring through the OMDIIC care continuum.
Start a structured referral and clinical coordination workflow.
02View approved facilities and recently confirmed capacity.
03Apply to join the verified neonatal network.
04A coordinator can help collect the referral details.
Verified doctors can refer newborns or plan neonatal capacity before an expected delivery without blocking a real bed for weeks.
Public profiles, services, capabilities and capacity status.
Browse the network by verified neonatal service.
Explore verified capacity by governorate and region.
OMDIIC collects the operational and clinical information needed for coordination, then works with verified facilities according to care level, verified capabilities and fresh capacity. Final clinical decisions remain with authorized professionals.
No. Public capacity is indicative and must be reconfirmed before transfer. A real reservation follows the referral, temporary hold and final selection workflow.
Yes. A verified referring doctor can create a planned neonatal admission with capacity reconfirmation close to delivery, without blocking a physical bed for weeks.
The public directory lists approved facilities in the OMDIIC network. Sensitive services and capabilities are shown as verified only after OMDIIC review.
Yes. The platform supports facility-to-facility referral with clinical matching, transport coordination, admission and OMDIIC referral-finance rules.