MphasiS Launches MHygea To Digitise Hospitals

MphasiS Company has announced the launch of ‘MHygea’, an integrated hospital information management solution which enables digitisation of hospitals. The solution empowers hospitals to adopt technology to improve operations and systems.

The solution is available in three variants - Lite, Professional, and Enterprise for small, medium, and large hospitals respectively. The integrated ‘MHygea’ solution is designed to address the hospital’s business and operational needs like inventory management, tracking and security of patient information, and gathering critical clinical data.

The scalable, modular, and flexible architecture, along with a framework that can be easily customised, meet the unique service requirements of small to super specialty chain of hospitals. That apart, the solution is compliant with international industry standards like HL7, ICD10, LOINC, SNOMED, DICOM that assures quality and dependability on the product.

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“The Indian healthcare provider sector is increasingly looking at adoption of IT to improve their efficiency and to make their services affordable. MphasiS aspires to provide healthcare solutions to medical fraternity and administrators in developing countries like India and equip them to improve their reach to people who have little or no access to healthcare facilities,” said Rajiv Singh, Regional Director, India and SAARC, MphasiS. “We are committed to decreasing the digital-divide and adoption of IT to harness development and growth in the nation,” Singh added.

With an increase in life expectancy in Asian countries and a fast growing population, the need for quality healthcare facilities in urban and rural masses in Asia is phenomenally increasing. ‘MHygea’ has immense potential for adoption among healthcare providers in the region. It improves preparedness of medical practitioners by helping them access clinical laboratory results, medical scans and diagnostic samples on their computers, thus accelerating the pace of diagnosing and providing accurate treatment to patients.