STS, one of the leading providers of comprehensive information technology (IT) solutions, has signed an agreement with Electronic Health Solutions International (EHSI), equipping it with Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to manage its virtual servers and information storage operations
The agreement was signed in the presence of EHSI chairman Dr Rami Farraj and CEO Ghassan Al Lahham, as well as STS Co-Founder and CEO Aiman Mazahreh and director of cloud and advanced solutions Mohammad Adnan, alongside several team members from both companies.
In addition to consolidating the efforts of stakeholders within the health insurance sector, IaaS aims to combine insurance claims electronically and identify one national body to oversee their management, thus positively impacting the insurance process while upgrading healthcare services.
With IaaS, EHSI aims to also increase the efficiency of its activities by decreasing operational costs, minimising errors and fraud, bettering clinical outcomes to enhance patient safety and enabling healthcare management programmes.
The STS Cloud platform extends an array of other benefits, such as elevating patient experience by facilitating intelligent and effective communication capabilities with service providers and insurance companies, while offering patients best options through quality indicators and assessments.
Furthermore, IaaS focuses on enabling the government of Jordan to devise plans using accurate information and reports produced by the cloud-based system, besides improving the global competitiveness of the healthcare sector and contributing to the growth of medical tourism in the kingdom.
EHSI’s adoption of IaaS underscores its commitment to upgrading the Hakeem Programme by boosting the quality and proficiency of healthcare services delivered to Jordanians. IaaS helps achieve this goal by generating real-time data, reducing fraudulent claims received by insurance companies and serving as a vital component in the development of unified coding for medical information.
