Health Insights contributes to the implementation of Vodafone Business and Egypt Air project through integrated digital healthcare solutions
The project aims to provide an integrated package of digital solutions in EgyptAir hospitals and clinics
• Eng. Nasser Shehata: This partnership embodies a true model for the future of digital healthcare by redesigning the patient experience and making accurate and quick data-driven decisions.
• Eng. Ahmed Imam: Investing in smart technology and modern health information systems represents a strategic step towards providing more efficient and quality health care
• Dr. Ayman Salah: The project represents a real shift in the way healthcare services are delivered, and we are proud to be part of this advanced model that enhances operational efficiency and puts the patient's interest in the first place.
Cairo, October 21, 2025: Health Insights Asia, the leading company in digital transformation solutions for the healthcare sector, announced its strategic partnership with Vodafone Business to implement an integrated digital project for the benefit of EgyptAir Hospitals and Clinics, to redefine the quality of medical services and operational efficiency within the framework of an ambitious vision in line with Egypt's goals for digital transformation in the health sector.
This project is the largest of its kind in the Egyptian aviation sector, and includes the implementation of a comprehensive package of digital health solutions, including the hospital information system, electronic medical records, and the digitization of clinical and administrative processes, in addition to providing data analysis tools and real-time control panels that help support decision and improve performance. The project relies on advanced technologies such as cloud systems, integration with health insurance systems, and the adoption of international medical coding standards such as ICD-10, ensuring integrated and secure management of health information.
Engineer Nasser Shehata, CEO of Health Insights Asia, said: “We are proud of this partnership, which is a true model for the future of digital healthcare. What we do isn't just about automating processes, it's redesigning the patient's experience and allowing medical teams to make accurate, quick, data-driven decisions. This initiative is in line with national trends in digital transformation and reliance on artificial intelligence, and is a strategic step towards building a more efficient, equitable and sustainable health system.”
The implementation of the project was launched in December 2023 and is currently being implemented through three main sites of EgyptAir, namely EgyptAir Hospital, which includes 300 beds and 25 outpatient clinics, airport clinics, which include 17 clinics in addition to a laboratory and pharmacy, and the southern administrative complex, which includes 8 outpatient clinics and supporting medical facilities. Patients have already begun to benefit from some digital services since January 2025, with a gradual expansion in jobs and departments, to enjoy more efficient, accurate and faster experience in providing health care over time.
Commenting on this collaboration, Eng. Ahmed Imam, Head of Digital Healthcare at Vodafone Egypt, said: “At Vodafone Business, we are proud to have partner with EgyptAir and Health Insight Asia to implement this comprehensive digital transformation. We believe that investing in smart technology and health information systems is a strategic step to provide more efficient and quality health care, within the framework of supporting the state's efforts in digitizing the health sector. Our extensive experience in implementing digital transformation programs with major institutions, such as comprehensive health insurance and university hospitals, enhances our ability to make a real change that contributes to raising the level of medical services and provides a more flexible and accurate working environment for health cadres. Our vision is to enable health authorities to use smart data and technology to make better decisions and improve the lives of millions of Egyptians every year.”
For his part, Dr. Ayman Salah, Chairman and Managing Director of EgyptAir Medical Services, said: “At EgyptAir, we are keen to provide high quality health services to our employees and passengers. This project represents a real shift in the way we provide care, as we move from traditional paper systems to an integrated digital system. We are investing not only in technology, but in the future of healthcare, and we pride ourselves on being part of this advanced model that enhances operational efficiency and puts the patient's interest first.”