Small facilities are still required to keep EMR and connect to SATUSEHAT — without having to buy a giant system. Relevant core modules, BPJS & SATUSEHAT integration ready, and an honest founding-partner model.
Typical needs
Small facilities are still required to keep Electronic Medical Records (EMR) under Permenkes 24/2022 (the electronic medical records regulation) and to connect to SATUSEHAT — yet they often hit the wall of large-system costs. Core needs can be met without paying for what you never use.
Medical records, registration, outpatient/inpatient, pharmacy, laboratory, and billing — enough to run a clinic or Type D hospital, with room to grow as you expand.
BPJS bridging (VClaim, SEP, Antrean) and SATUSEHAT integration are available — the two things that most determine smooth claims and compliance.
On-premise on your own server or the cloud of your choice — matched to the facility’s budget and IT readiness.
Explore the integrations that matter most: BPJS VClaim & SATUSEHAT.
FAQ
Yes. The EMR obligation under Permenkes 24/2022 (the electronic medical records regulation) and SATUSEHAT interoperability apply to health care facilities, including clinics and Type D hospitals. The scale differs, but the obligation still stands.
No. Small facilities only need to activate the relevant core modules and the mandatory integrations. You do not pay for modules you never use; the configuration follows your real needs.
Adievia is pre-revenue and is looking for 1-2 founding hospitals/facilities. Founding partners get special terms and hands-on support directly from the developers. We state this stage as it is, rather than promising a scale we do not yet have.