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Hospital information system in Jordan

We invite care teams in Jordan to review HIS software, with patient and quality needs assessed before we agree a proposed rollout for each site.

Amman 31.95° N 35.93° E

Best fit in Jordan

A specialist centre or private hospital in Jordan that needs continuity between the consultation, diagnostic work and the bill, and staff credentials, policies and investigation records that managers can examine when a question arises. The first step is to identify the systems already in use and the interfaces actually required, rather than assume a national programme can simply be replaced.

Local requirements and product support, side by side

  • Local requirements to assess: Hakeem exchange, if any is proposed. Payer and insurer interfaces. HCAC accreditation evidence. Personal data protection and hosting.
  • Can be reviewed now: Care through a consultation, a laboratory result and a billing record. Engage private-clinic booking, packages and patient relationships. Flow controlled documents, policy approvals, staff credentials, incidents, complaints and risk actions.
  • Not confirmed: A live Hakeem connection and a universal insurer or TPA connection are not confirmed. No complete HCAC mapping or endorsement is claimed.
  • Hosting: Hosting and access requirements are assessed before rollout. No local environment is stated as provisioned.
  • Interface language: The current product interface is English. An Arabic interface or a Jordan office is not claimed.

The local workflow

Hakeem is the national digital-health programme operated by Electronic Health Solutions. Its existence does not establish a Care connection or unrestricted access to the records of enrolled institutions. Any proposed interaction needs an agreed technical and operational scope.

Jordan’s Health Care Accreditation Council, HCAC, provides accreditation context. Jordan’s Personal Data Protection Law No. 24 of 2023 and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship’s guidance also belong in the deployment and processing review. Flow records may support the organisation’s own preparation. A clinical record or general claims module does not establish an accepted local transaction.

Confirm before scoping

  • Which clinical, claims and accreditation-evidence needs come first?
  • Which insurers or TPAs do you bill, and in what format?
  • Is any Hakeem exchange proposed, and on what basis?
  • Which local coding applies?
  • Which Arabic-language, hosting, access and migration arrangements are needed?

Where the products fit

Care Clinics supports outpatient records and billing. Care Clinics Pro adds laboratory, radiology and claims. Care Hospitals adds inpatient, nursing, emergency and theatre workflows. Engage supports booking, packages and patient relationships. Flow supports the evidence your team reviews.

Flow Quality indicators is still being completed. Review its availability separately before a rollout depends on it.

A scoped demonstration

Bring a representative patient journey, a payer requirement and a quality-review topic. We will show current workflows against each requirement and list what needs separate confirmation.

Bring three things to your Jordan demo

A useful first conversation starts with your own work, not a feature list.

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  1. A patient encounter

    One representative visit, from registration to the signed clinical record.

  2. A payer or payment workflow

    The claim, invoice or package your team handles most, and the response it needs.

  3. An evidence question

    One licensing, quality or inspection requirement you need to be able to show.

What your teams can run in Jordan

Each product is selected and scoped on its own. These are the modules most relevant to Jordan, with how each one is bought.

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Common questions

  • A Hakeem connection is not confirmed. Identify the intended exchange and the responsible programme requirements, then review technical, testing and activation evidence before including it in a Jordan implementation.

  • No. Flow holds selected policies, credentials, investigations and actions for review. Accreditation concerns the facility and its assessed practice; no HCAC endorsement or complete product mapping is claimed.

  • No universal Jordanian insurer or TPA connection is confirmed. The actual payer workflow, coding and receiving format need separate review before operational submission is included in the proposed scope.

  • The product interface is currently English. Arabic is not claimed as a shipped interface. Assess staff language, patient documents and training needs before agreeing that the available workflows meet the facility’s requirements.

  • Agree the actual hosting region, backups and support access before implementation. NextHealth uses an in-country cloud region wherever regulation requires it; this page does not assert that a local environment is already provisioned.

Regulatory references 3

Official sources for the local context on this page, checked on 11 October 2026. They describe each programme, not a NextHealth connection.

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Discuss your Jordan requirements

Tell us your facility type, the payers you bill and the national systems you must connect to. We will say what can be reviewed now and what needs assessment first.