Qmed Asia Connected Healthcare Platform

Qmed Asia (Queuemed Healthtech) is a clinician-founded Malaysian healthtech company that started in 2019 with digital appointment and queue management for clinics. It builds a connected operating layer that integrates with existing hospital systems rather than replacing the EMR.

The platform has four modular suites: Journey for out-patient access (appointments, smart queue, self-registration and payment kiosks, patient records, indoor navigation); Connect for in-patient wards (vendor-neutral device integration CDIS, SmartWard, bedside displays); an AI suite with Qmed Scribe, NORA care navigation, DR MATA and AskCPG guideline lookup; and Engage for HCP referrals and CME. Customers include public clinics, hospitals and the Ministry of Health Malaysia.

• Journey Suite: appointments, smart queue, self-registration and self-payment kiosks and patient portal.
• Connect Suite: vendor-neutral device integration (CDIS), SmartWard dashboards and bedside displays.
• Qmed Scribe: AI clinical documentation for consultations and nursing notes.
• Clinical AI: NORA care navigation, DR MATA screening and AskCPG guideline lookup.
• Engage Suite: HCP referral network, CME and outreach for doctors.
• Integration-first: HL7, FHIR, IEEE 11073 and RESTful APIs with on-premise, hybrid or cloud deployment.

Vietnamese public hospitals could add self-registration kiosks and smart queues on top of their current HIS. Inpatient wards could connect monitors to the EMR to stop manual vital-sign charting. Provincial health departments could roll out AI screening tools across community health stations.

Up to 90% faster registration with self-service kiosks, according to the company. Eliminates manual vital-sign transcription through device integration on the ward. Modular rollout lets hospitals start with one suite without replacing HIS or EMR. Proven at national scale across 400+ public clinics and 40+ vaccination centres.

Public and private hospitals in Southeast Asia are digitizing the front door and wards while keeping existing HIS investments. Governments such as Malaysia are funding cloud clinic systems and national AI screening, and Vietnamese hospitals face similar pressure to cut queues and digitize records.

Registered in Malaysia as Queuemed Healthtech (201901003539), based in Kuala Lumpur. Milestones: 400+ Klinik Kesihatan in 2020, 40+ national vaccination centres in 2021, SRK-30 kiosks in 100 centres in 2022, Qmed Scribe in 2023, CDIS in 2024. Reports 500+ healthcare providers and peer-reviewed research.