Registration
Patient master index, visit creation, identifiers
Release 1.0 · Volume I
ALESA MEDIX is a complete Hospital Information System spanning twenty-four clinical and operational modules. Standards-native, audit-ready, and built for the reality of public and private facilities in Malaysia.
No obligation. Demo environment provisioned within 48 hours. Data residency: Malaysia.
Built to open standards
HL7 v2.5.1 FHIR R4 DICOM — PDPA 2010 MOH Malaysia LHDN e-Invoice ISO 27001 · aligned§ 01 · Module Matrix
End-to-end coverage across registration, clinical, ancillary and administrative domains. No third-party bolt-ons for the essentials. Every module is audited, tested, and documented before it ships.
Patient master index, visit creation, identifiers
Schedule definition, slot booking, overbooking, colour coding
Triage ESI, Early Warning, vitals, A&E worklist
CCHPI, allergies, conditions, care plans, discharge summary
Lab, imaging, pharmacy, procedure orders with interaction checks
Drug master, dispensing, medication administration record
Test catalog, specimen, HL7 analyzer interface, critical alerts
RIS worklist, DICOM/PACS, radiologist reporting
Admission, bed management, nursing tasks, handover
OR scheduling, anaesthesia record, WHO surgical checklist
Tray sterilisation, instrument tracking, cycle audit
Charging, payors, refunds, cashier shift, MyInvois (LHDN)
Stores, PR/PO/GRN, near-expiry, consignment, vendors
ICD-10 coding, chart tracking, DMS, amendments
Diet types, meal orders, patient allergy-diet alerts
Bed cleaning, linen, laundry, room turnover
Donor registry, crossmatch, transfusion log, adverse reactions
Body register, release authorisation, post-mortem
QMS, self-registration, self-payment, TV board, push
App, tele-consult WebRTC, results, e-receipt, DASS-21
Executive, clinical, operational KPIs by role
HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM, MyInvois, MySejahtera, FPX
Dental, physio, OBGYN, paediatrics, ophthalmology
2FA, WebAuthn, RBAC, ABAC, PHI encryption, PDPA
§ 02 · A System With A Viewpoint
Every screen is designed for a clinician on a twelve-hour shift. Every record has an owner, a timestamp, and a reason. Every action is reversible. Every export is traceable. Hospital software that feels like hospital software — not a SaaS tool in hospital clothing.
500+
Patients
4.8k
Encounters
7.8k
Prescriptions
23k
Lab results
* Figures from the live demo environment at medix.alesa.my
PLATE I
"Designed by the people who will maintain it."
§ 03 · Architecture
A modular monolith with clean layer separation. Replace a layer — identity, analytics, device integration — without rewriting the others. Every clinical interaction is traced across layers in the audit log.
Saluran Digital
Analitik & Papan Pemuka
Sokongan Klinikal
Pengurusan Klinikal
Pengurusan Pesakit
Indeks Induk Pesakit
Platform
§ 04 · Point of Difference
| Dimension | Typical HIS | ALESA MEDIX |
|---|---|---|
| Data residency | Overseas cloud or undisclosed | Malaysia only · disclosed region |
| Language of UI | English only | English + Bahasa Malaysia from day one |
| FHIR R4 server | Add-on module, extra licence | Native · 18 resources included |
| LHDN e-Invoice | Manual CSV export | MyInvois API · automatic submission |
| Audit trail scope | Writes only | Writes and PHI reads · per-record |
| Customisation | Vendor change order · weeks | Owned source code · in-house velocity |
| 3-year cost | Licence + add-ons + mandatory support | Transparent pilot → standard → enterprise |
| Support timezone | Follows vendor HQ | GMT+8 · Malaysia business hours |
§ 05 · Interoperability
Every clinical table maps to a FHIR R4 resource. Every lifecycle event emits HL7 v2. PACS integrates via DICOMweb. Payment settles via FPX. Taxation files via MyInvois. When a new Malaysian standard ships, we ship an adapter — not a workaround.
// FHIR R4 · Patient resource · MRN-000042 { "resourceType": "Patient", "id": "0000042", "identifier": [ { "system": "urn:oid:1.3.6.1.4.1.63264.mrn", "value": "MRN-000042" }, { "system": "urn:oid:1.2.458.0.1.4.1", "value": "850515-10-5678" } ], "active": true, "name": [{ "use": "official", "text": "Lim Siew Mei" }], "gender": "female", "birthDate": "1985-05-15", "address": [{ "city": "Kluang", "state": "Johor", "country": "MY" }], "communication": [{ "language": { "coding": [{ "system": "urn:ietf:bcp:47", "code": "ms" }] }, "preferred": true }] }
Authenticated SMART-on-FHIR · OAuth2 Bearer · 256-bit TLS
§ 06 · Security
Security is not a premium tier. Every facility — pilot or enterprise — receives the same baseline. PDPA 2010 readiness, per-record audit, and PHI encryption at rest are not optional.
TOTP and WebAuthn passkeys enforced for clinical roles.
Per-record writes and PHI reads, ten-year retention.
AES-256 at rest; column-level encryption for identifiers.
Role plus attribute policies; patient-assigned clinician rule.
Per-organisation scope on every transactional table.
Consent ledger, data subject rights, breach playbook.
§ 07 · Engagement
We do not sell licences by seat. We size engagements by what your facility actually runs. Pricing is discussed after a scoping call — not in a public rate card.
"For facilities validating fit with a single department or clinic group."
"For mid-size hospitals running the full clinical stack with in-house IT."
"For multi-facility groups, government tender awards, and regulated scenarios."
§ 08 · Begin
Thirty-minute scoping call. Bring clinical, IT, and finance stakeholders. We arrive with prepared questions, not a pitch deck.