Digital health technology

Technology is only the beginning. People make it work.

Founded in Brussels in 2016, Savics works with health teams to build and connect the tools they use.

Savics colleagues laughing together outdoors in Kigali, Rwanda — Savics team · Kigali, RwandaIllustrative exchange · No live data

Interoperability

How health systems connect

Laboratory connectivityHealth information exchangeDisease surveillance

A health facility sends a test request to an independent laboratory. Once validated, the result returns to the facility that ordered the test.

A clinic requests a relevant care summary through a secure interface. The hospital checks access before sharing it. A referral service can confirm receipt through its own interface.

Facilities submit reportable events and laboratories contribute confirmations to an authorized public health reporting system. Public health teams send guidance back to facilities for follow-up.

How we connect systems

Selected projects

Interoperability in practice.

RwandaNigerGuineaDemocratic Republic of the Congo

RHIES architecture diagram linking national identity, OpenMRS, DHIS2 and laboratory systems through OpenHIM mediators and shared registries — RHIES architecture. Registries and exchange services connect participating systems.

Covered walkway along the Gyneco Technique courtyard — Gyneco Technique · Niger

Laptop showing DHIS2 maps of reporting units and indicators in Guinea — DHIS2 mapping and dashboards configured for programme teams in Guinea.

Outreach workers speaking with a resident in South Kivu — Community outreach in South Kivu

RHIES · OpenHIE

Connecting health information systems

Savics worked with the Rwanda Biomedical Centre to connect electronic medical records, laboratory systems and other national systems through the Rwanda Health Information Exchange System (RHIES). OpenHIE featured Savics’ work on the exchange in an Impact Story.

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OpenMRS → DHIS2

Taking hospital records from paper to OpenMRS

Savics worked with Niger’s Ministry of Health to replace paper patient registers and inventory workflows in two district hospitals.

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DHIS2 · Mapping and dashboards

Making health programme data easier to use

Working with Guinea’s Ministry of Health and the Mérieux Foundation, Savics configured DHIS2 to bring existing field data into the platform and give programme teams a clearer view of it.

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MediScout · Maps and mobile questionnaires

TB screening in South Kivu

Outreach teams used MediScout maps to plan tuberculosis screening, record visits on mobile devices and refer people for testing.

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Where we work.

Countries: 19
Health projects: 56

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Belgium
Benin
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cameroon
Central African Republic
Côte d’Ivoire
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Guinea
Indonesia
Liberia
Mali
Mauritania
Morocco
Niger
Philippines
Rwanda
Togo
Zambia

DataToCare connects laboratories to care teams and national health programmes, helping more test results reach the people who need them.

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Our story

From Brussels to the field.

Founded in Brussels in 2016, Savics began with a belief that digital tools should make care more accessible. Since then, we’ve supported community screening, connected laboratories to national reporting systems and coached local teams through Savics Academy.

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