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Hospital management software for GCC hospitals

HMIS Pro is QuantaloomAI's hospital management system for private hospitals and clinic groups in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It is live in production at Modern Hospital Karachi. Each rollout is a scoped quote after discovery and typically runs 8–16 weeks.

Private hospitals and clinic groups across the GCC

The page is written for operators in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain. A group with more than one site can scope a shared record or a separate deployment per facility. The Pakistan overview covers the same product for hospitals there. The database is PostgreSQL, as on that page. AI automation and custom AI for hospitals and clinics is on the AI for healthcare page.

Outpatient and inpatient

Registration, visits, and wards stay on one patient record, the same shape described on the HMIS Pro case study.

Laboratory and pharmacy

Lab work and pharmacy dispensing sit with that record. Analyzer connections and other hospital systems are named in the scope, not assumed for every site.

Billing

Charges stay tied to the clinical work that created them. The commercial scope names what the hospital wants on the same platform.

Cloud or on-premise?

HMIS Pro is deployable as a cloud service or on-premise, on servers the hospital runs. On-premise is the practical option when a hospital wants patient data to stay in-country or on its own machines.

Choosing a host is a deployment decision. It is not a claim that any particular regulation, ministry rule, or national programme has been satisfied. The quote states which option the engagement includes.

Moving off a legacy HMIS

Data migration from a legacy hospital system is offered. It is scoped per deal and is not included by default. Discovery names the system being left, the records that move, and how the hospital will check them.

Staff training is offered the same way: scoped per deal, not assumed. A rollout can include both, one of them, or neither, depending on what the hospital already has in place.

HMIS Pro is live in hospitals, including Modern Hospital Karachi. Book an HMIS Pro demo while a scoping call is booked. Code and IP ownership transfer to the client on full payment, per the contract.

22 languages in the live app

The language selector in the live app lists 22 languages. That list includes English, Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Hindi, Bengali, Chinese, French, and Spanish. Which of those a hospital turns on is part of discovery.

Questions from GCC hospital teams

Can HMIS Pro be deployed in the cloud or on-premise?
Yes. HMIS Pro can run in the cloud or on servers the hospital operates. Hospitals that want data to stay in-country, or on machines they control, choose on-premise. That choice is about where the system is hosted. It does not mean a specific regulation has been met.
Which languages does the HMIS Pro interface support?
The live app language selector lists 22 languages, including English, Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Hindi, Bengali, Chinese, French, and Spanish. The languages in daily use are chosen with the hospital during discovery.
Do you migrate data off a legacy hospital system?
Data migration from a legacy system is offered and scoped per deal. It is not included by default. The quote names the source system, the records that move, and the checks that confirm the move.
Is staff training included?
Staff training is offered and scoped per deal. It is not included by default. The quote names who is trained, which modules they use, and how the sessions are delivered.
How long does an HMIS Pro rollout take?
A typical delivery runs 8–16 weeks from a signed scope. The calendar follows the departments, the hosting choice, and any migration or training named in that scope.
How is pricing set?
Pricing is a scoped quote after discovery. The quote follows departments, hosting, and any migration or training in the same engagement. There is no list price on this page.

Scope HMIS Pro for your hospital

Send the departments, whether you want cloud or on-premise, and whether migration or training belongs in the same quote. We reply with a scoped quote after discovery.