Asian Polyclinic’s Multi-Country Digital Transformation
How C-Med HIS Unified Operations Across KSA & Qatar
Asian Polyclinic partnered with Calmove Technologies to modernize and unify its healthcare operations across multiple regions. The transformation journey began in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), where Calmove successfully replaced the polyclinic’s legacy system with the advanced and scalable C-Med HIS platform.
The implementation in KSA marked a significant milestone—digitizing workflows, improving patient services, and enabling better clinical and administrative coordination. The success and stability achieved in these branches became the catalyst for expanding the solution to Asian Polyclinic’s Qatar operations.
“Calmove exceeded our expectations with a robust, user-friendly C-MED HIS. Their expertise in healthcare workflows and strong commitment to data security were clear throughout our collaboration. The C-Med solution greatly supported CBAHI compliance, improved data accuracy through multi-step validations, and reduced insurance claim rejections. We value Calmove as a dependable, long-term technology partner.”
Mr. Saeed Thangal
GM, Asian Medical Group - KSA, QatarCalmove deployed C-Med HIS in Qatar with tailor-made enhancements, ensuring seamless operational continuity and compliance with regional healthcare standards. The unified system allowed both KSA and Qatar branches to benefit from centralized processes, standardized clinical documentation, improved reporting, and stronger data governance.
The rollout across two countries showcases Calmove’s ability to execute large-scale, multi-country HIS transformations that support organizational growth, operational excellence, and long-term digital strategy. Through C-Med HIS, Asian Polyclinic now operates with improved efficiency, enhanced patient care, and a stronger foundation for future expansions.
Key Outcomes
- Legacy HIS replaced with C-Med across KSA branches.
- Streamlined EMR, billing, pharmacy, lab & radiology workflows.
- Expansion to Qatar with region-specific enhancements.
- Centralized reporting and unified data management.
- Improved patient service efficiency across both countries.
- Standardized clinical documentation and administrative processes.
- Scalable architecture supporting future expansion.