Amalga, a hospital information system provider in New Zealand and Southeast Asia, recently established a legal entity in Vietnam. This move follows over 20 years of implementing solutions for hospitals in the country and reaffirms the company's commitment to long-term investment in the market.

"Vietnam is driving a clear vision for digital health transformation, and the rapid pace of modernization in hospitals reflects this momentum," stated Niru Rajakumar, Amalga's CEO, at the event. "Establishing our legal entity in Vietnam underscores our commitment to align with the national direction: building solutions for Vietnam, keeping data here, and ensuring long-term support for healthcare modernization."

Representatives from Sun Hospital (left) and MCCrae Hospitals New Zealand (right) at the signing ceremony for the implementation of the HIS – Amalga software in 10/2025, in Hanoi. *Photo: Amalga*

According to a company representative, Amalga has provided information systems to FV Hospital since its inception and now supports Sun Hospital projects in Hanoi and Phu Quoc. Its artificial intelligence-integrated ecosystem enables centralized management of patient records and clinical data, aiding doctors in decision-making while ensuring data safety and security for smart hospital models.

"Amalga is a strategic partner helping us achieve breakthroughs in healthcare innovation," emphasized Nguyen Chi Thanh, Vice President of Sun Group. "The combination of Vietnam's vision and New Zealand's technological capabilities lays the groundwork for a national smart hospital network centered on patients and the public."

Amalga's new-generation hospital information system is built on a modular, multi-tenant architecture, making it easy to integrate and expand. The solution complies with HL7/FHIR standards, supporting data interoperability among hospitals, health insurance, electronic health records, and management systems. Amalga offers two deployment models: cloud-native and on-premise. The Vietnamese version integrates social insurance processes and applies artificial intelligence to optimize clinical and administrative workflows, enhancing data interoperability.

The Amalga Vietnam team consists of experts with deep understanding of local language, culture, and hospital operations, managing the entire implementation process. The company partners with Axel Health to adopt an "operation-first" approach, focusing on optimizing processes and increasing hospital readiness to help healthcare facilities improve efficiency and sustain operational effectiveness long-term.

"Amalga's expansion into Vietnam demonstrates deepening cooperation with New Zealand in healthcare and innovation," shared Scott James, Consul General of New Zealand in TP HCM. "As Vietnam accelerates its digital health program, New Zealand companies like Amalga can contribute practical value through their expertise and advanced technology, supporting the healthcare system and its people."

Amalga, a leading hospital information system provider based in New Zealand, offers highly secure systems with artificial intelligence applications and data interoperability capabilities across New Zealand and Southeast Asia. With over 20 years of experience, the company supports hospitals in optimizing operations, improving clinical decision quality, and enhancing treatment outcomes. In Vietnam, Amalga is committed to advancing digital transformation and building a smart hospital ecosystem aligned with national priorities.

*Hai My*