OpenELIS Foundation

Open Source Health Informatics Software

Features

Why Choose Us?

OpenELIS is an open-source system which means there isn’t a license fee.  OpenELIS is supported by the OpenELIS Foundation staff and Iowa State Hygienic Laboratory Information Technology staff.  Prior versions of the system are supported, and clients are not charged a fee for upgrading to the newer version. 

Configuration of the system can be performed by a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) Administrator or other trained laboratory staff which allows the laboratory to quickly respond to new and emerging diseases.

 

 

Clinical Laboratory

Environmental Laboratory

Including Safe Drinking Water

Newborn Screening Laboratory

Including Hearing and Short-Term Follow-up

Animal Testing

Open Source

With no license fee for single or multiple site implementations.

Multi-functional

With solutions in place for clinical, environmental and newborn screening testing, plus support for interfacing laboratory instrumentation and electronic messaging.

Training and Support

Training and Implementation provided by OpenELIS Foundation staff. We also provide support for data migration, standard operating procedure modifications and configuration in both test and production environments. Cloud implementations provide infrastructure support for labs in need of those services.

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Guam Public Health Lab with OpenELIS

June 12, 2025

The U.S. unincorporated territory of Guam in the Western Pacific is a tropical island approximately 3,800 miles west of Hawaii, 1,500 miles south of Japan, and 1,500 miles east of […]

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OpenELIS in a Changing Landscape

June 3, 2025

The withdrawal of funding from public health is exerting a substantial impact on the system’s ability to deliver essential services. This means tightened budgets and shifting priorities. What, however, is […]