To deliver higher-quality healthcare services to citizens, eHealth is dedicated to developing an integrated healthcare information infrastructure. By establishing a personalised eHealth account for each citizen, electronic health records (eHRs) from both public and private sectors can be consolidated, streamlining the healthcare service management processes. eHealth has also been actively implementing various strategies to encourage and support private healthcare providers (HCPs) in depositing citizens' eHRs to eHealth, enabling convenient access, management, and utilization of records throughout their healthcare journey.
Encouraging Private Healthcare Providers to Adopt
Accredited Electronic Medical Record Systems
To facilitate private HCPs in uploading eHRs to eHealth, enabling citizens to conveniently access, manage, and utilize their eHRs throughout healthcare journey, eHealth launched the eHealth+ Connectivity Support Scheme in October 2025. This initiative supports private HCPs in adopting electronic medical record (eMR) systems that are connected to eHealth, ensuring seamless eHRs integration with eHealth.
In addition, the eHealth+ Connectivity Accreditation Scheme was also launched to recognise HCPs that have met technical standards to deposit eHRs into citizens’ personal eHealth accounts and award gold, silver or bronze accreditation marks. Currently, the Scheme applies only western medical practitioners, medical laboratory centres, and radiology diagnostic centres. Citizens can easily choose suitable HCPs by their accreditation marks and ensure their medical records are deposited in their personal eHealth accounts.
The eHealth+ Connectivity Accreditation Scheme also established special accreditation mark for medical laboratory centres and radiology diagnostic centres. Accredited HCPs are capable of depositing laboratory and radiology records into citizens’ personal eHealth accounts, assisting citizens in establishing personal eHRs.
In addition to the accreditation mark posted at clinics, citizens can use the "Doctor Search"
function
on the eHealth App or website to check the accreditation status and eHRs deposit capabilities of
individual HCPs. At the same time, citizens can also scan the eHealth QR code displayed by the HCPs
using the App to view the types of eHRs that the HCP is capable of depositing and immediately give
sharing consent to HCP.
eHealth+ Connectivity Accreditation Scheme

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