Private Hospitals
From the first booking through to the final account, the work behind each patient’s care should move with them.
A patient repeats information. Theatre time goes unused. Staff re-enter information that's already somewhere in the hospital.
In a private hospital, those gaps have a direct cost: to the patient experience, to staff time, to theatre utilisation and to the finances.
One entry point, everything connected: that's how it should work.
Built-in AI helps solve the operational and financial problems your hospital already has, without giving staff another system to manage.
Flag activity, procedures and consumables that may be missing from the self-funded patient account, so they can be reviewed before billing is complete.
After the procedure, the surgeon talks through what was done and AI Clinical Scribe turns it into an operation note to review, with clinical codes suggested.
AI-assisted screening reviews pre-admission information and surfaces patients who may need clinical attention, so clinical time goes to the cases that need it rather than every case being reviewed in the same way.
What you set up at your first hospital becomes the starting point for the next.
Sun Group’s second hospital went live in two months.
At Franklin Hospital, paper records and disconnected systems made patient information harder to access, added administrative work and increased the risk of charges being missed.
With Amalga, patient information and workflows are connected across the hospital.
25% reduction in administration processing time.
15% improvement in revenue capture.
Amalga keeps patient information connected from booking and pre-admission through care and discharge. Information collected earlier in the journey is available to the teams that need it later, reducing repeated questions and helping patients move through the hospital as one connected experience.
Amalga brings theatre schedules, patient information and resources together so teams can see what is planned and respond as circumstances change. Available theatre capacity can be identified while there is still an opportunity to use it, rather than after the theatre day is over.
Amalga connects clinical activity, inventory and billing so procedures, devices and consumables recorded during care can carry through to the self-funded patient account. This reduces reliance on staff reconstructing what happened afterwards and helps reduce the risk of delivered care or used items being missed from the final account.
No. Amalga is modular, so private hospitals can start with the workflows they most need to change while retaining specialist systems that are still doing their job. Additional Amalga capabilities can be introduced over time without making every improvement dependent on one hospital-wide replacement programme.
Yes. Amalga supports HL7, FHIR and APIs and can integrate with existing clinical, diagnostic, financial and other specialist systems. This allows hospitals to connect workflows and information while retaining technology they do not need to replace.
Better use of theatre capacity? Less revenue leakage? A smoother patient journey?
Start with the problem that matters most and let’s talk about how Amalga could improve the workflow behind it.
