InterSystems, a creative data technology provider dedicated to solving critical scalability, interoperability and speed challenges for its customers, today announced that the 2025 Best in KLAS awards has recognised the InterSystems TrakCare(R) electronic medical record (EMR) system as the top Acute Care EHR for Asia/Oceania.

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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia , Sept. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- InterSystems, a creative data technology provider dedicated to helping customers solve its most critical scalability, interoperability, and speed problems, today announced that Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City (SBAHC), the largest non-profit rehabilitation facilities and medical centers in the Middle East, has successfully upgraded to InterSystems TrakCare Mobile Enabled User Interface (MEUI). This significant milestone in SBAHC's journey towards modernizing healthcare delivery encompasses 16 integrations and a migration to cloud-based infrastructure, reinforcing SBAHC's commitment to delivering innovative patient care with the aim of streamlining clinical workflows and enhancing user experience.Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City Streamlines Clinical Workflows and Enhances User Experience with InterSystems TrakCare MEUI Upgrade"We are delighted to announce the successful upgrade to TrakCare MEUI at SBAHC, a milestone that underscores SBAHC's ongoing commitment to excellence in healthcare technology," said Ali Abi Raad, Country Manager of the Middle East, and India at InterSystems. "By upgrading to TrakCare MEUI and migrating to cloud-based infrastructure, SBAHC is enhancing user experience, improving data quality, and future-proofing its operations, all of which ultimately benefit their patients and staff."SBAHC is one of InterSystems' long-standing customers in the Middle East and the first TrakCare site in Saudi Arabia. This upgrade to TrakCare MEUI and the latest version of TrakCare 2024 allows SBAHC to adopt standardized practices and benefit from enhanced functionalities.Implemented within a span of 7 months, the MEUI upgrade has streamlined clinical workflows, patient administration systems (PAS), revenue cycle management (RCM), pharmacy, and other essential hospital operations.Being the largest rehabilitation facility in the Middle East, the scope of implementation also encompassed diverse rehabilitation specialties and subspecialties, including but not limited to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, vocational therapy, recreational therapy, hippotherapy, aquatic therapy, sexual rehabilitation, and home healthcare, as well as prosthetics and orthotics services. Moreover, the integration of Zatca and Nphies, major revenue cycle management statutory requirements, was executed within tight deadlines, alongside the implementation of Center for National Health Insurance (CNHI) complex rehab workflow integration requirements.Other significant achievements within this implementation include the introduction of approximately 60 new forms for Allied Health Professional documentation in TrakCare, migration to a hosted services solution, transition from LabTrak to TCLE, and the adoption of care plans, with over 180 implemented at SBAHC alone