EBM Technologies
Taiwan's leading PACS medical-imaging vendor (TPEx: 8409), expanding into AI imaging and cloud.
Taiwan's hospital information systems, medical imaging, cloud health platforms, FHIR interoperability, health big data and security infrastructure, in a fast cloud and AI transition (2022-2026).
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Taiwan's leading PACS medical-imaging vendor (TPEx: 8409), expanding into AI imaging and cloud.
A leading Asian medical-imaging AI company focused on digital pathology and AI-assisted diagnosis.
Established system-integrator Syscom's next-generation hospital information system, e-Healthcare.
HIS integrator (est. 1994) serving thousands of clinics through to regional teaching hospitals.
Founded 1991, one of the earliest UNIX-based HIS developers in Taiwan.
30-year medical-IT firm offering HIS, PACS and the Xing-Yun cloud clinic system.
Clinic-system vendor offering multi-specialty medical software with EMR, PACS and NHI claims.
A Systex subsidiary that claims to be Taiwan's only vendor with both self-developed HIS and PACS.
BenQ/Qisda-group smart-hospital AIoT integrator known for smart medication cabinets and wards.
Founded 2003, a long-term-care and home-nursing IT vendor also building HIS-integrated medical AMR robots.
NIS with mobile carts, barcodes and Wi-Fi enables bedside real-time charting, served by local vendors.
Taiwan's first HIMSS EMRAM Level 7 hospital, exporting its self-built HIS to partner hospitals since 2022.
Re-architected its HIS from mainframe to open systems by end-2020 and built the TPVGH Cloud No.1 supercomputer.
Its HIS was chosen as the deployment template for all veteran branch hospitals, having left IBM mainframes first.
Co-built with Microsoft Taiwan; claimed first Chinese-language generative voice medical system, cutting documentation time 75%.
A flagship medical center with self-built HIS and EMR, running a smart-healthcare center and joining FHIR data integration.
A MOHW-led national program driving HIS toward international standards via three unifications of data, rules and apps.
Clinic cloud HIS covering registration, billing, dispensing, claims, EMR and telehealth; approved under NHIA's subsidy.
Vendor of cloud HIS, mobile nursing (NIS) and cross-institution EMR-exchange services.
Next-gen Ailisi-HIS with embedded AI, ISO 27001 certification, subscription pricing and paper-record digitization.
NHIA subsidy (from 2025) helping clinics migrate HIS to the cloud, requiring support for many NHI APIs.
After the 2022 rule change, Epic Cloud with Google Cloud promotes cloud EMR adoption among hospital groups and smaller hospitals.
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud have all built Taiwan regions, letting healthcare keep data in-country and accelerate cloud adoption.
The MOHW-led national base FHIR profile set on HL7 FHIR R4.0.1, the baseline for nationwide FHIR interoperability.
MOHW's national portal promoting FHIR, CQL and SMART, with downloadable SNOMED CT, LOINC and RxNorm terminology.
MOHW's nationwide cross-hospital EMR exchange; clinicians retrieve another hospital's past-6-month records with patient consent.
An MOHW-led next-gen interoperability hub that passed technical verification in Dec 2025, the WWW of EMRs.
FHIR R4.0.1 and IPS-based IG defining Taiwan EMR document resources, bridging EEC's existing document types.
NHI's family of business-specific FHIR IGs built on TW Core, driving FHIR-format claims and review submissions.
National cloud query system; with three-card authentication clinicians query ~13 data categories in real time.
DICOM/DICOMweb underpins imaging interoperability, validated at the annual MITW Connectathon.
Taiwan adopts SNOMED CT, LOINC, RxNorm and ICD-10-CM/PCS, centrally maintained as the semantic base for FHIR.
In 2026 Taiwan Adventist Hospital with Insighter first converted full clinical data to FHIR per the national TW Core IG.
In 2026 Kaohsiung VGH first deployed Apex's FHIR smart healthcare appliance, bringing finance-grade security to data exchange.
NHI's personal health-record service since 2014; a 2019 SDK lets third-party apps integrate data under user authorization.
The whole-population claims and encounter database, a major secondary-data resource reshaped by a 2022 court ruling.
A MOHW integrated data value-added platform combining health and welfare data for de-identified academic and industry analysis.
An NHRI-built national platform integrating institutional biobanks with standardized specimen request and release.
Taiwan's largest population biobank, holding longitudinal data for 250,000+ participants for precision medicine.
Three MOHW AI centers tackling responsible-AI deployment, clinical-AI evidence verification and reimbursement impact.
Healthcare is critical infrastructure under the Cybersecurity Management Act; H-ISAC/H-CERT and zero-trust adoption accelerate amid 2025 ransomware.
Secondary use is predicated on de-identification per the PDPA and CNS 29100/29191; a 2022 ruling mandated stronger oversight within 3 years.
An ecosystem of integrators, PACS vendors and medical-AI startups around FHIR, DICOM, HIS-to-cloud and the MHB SDK, with MOHW subsidies.