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Mumbai hospitals to ditch manual registration as BMC plans digital healthcare upgrade by April 2027

Additional municipal commissioner outlines plans to boost digital systems and expand healthcare services closer to homes

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Dr Pramod Ingale, dean, Sion Hospital, with Prajakta Verma Lavangare, additional municipal commissioner (health), at a press conference. Pic/Ritika Gondhalekar

Dr Pramod Ingale, dean, Sion Hospital, with Prajakta Verma Lavangare, additional municipal commissioner (health), at a press conference. Pic/Ritika Gondhalekar

Mumbai’s public healthcare system is getting a major digital upgrade, with manual patient registration set to be eliminated by April 1, 2027. Additional Municipal Commissioner (Health) Prajakta Verma Lavangare announced a roadmap to boost efficiency and reduce crowding at major tertiary hospitals.

The plan focuses on

>> Ensuring functional Hospital Management Information Systems (HMIS)
>> Improving civic healthcare facilities
>> Expanding medical services closer to residential neighbourhoods
>> Using technology to make healthcare delivery more efficient

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