organisations and countries
Bring your health system into the network
Ever works with ministries, hospital groups, universities, payers and local partners. Each country keeps its own language, rules and data. The infrastructure is shared.
- 500+
- hospitals connected
- 16.7M+
- patient records
- 170+
- hospitals integrated
- 5M+
- patients serviced
how a network forms
One site is enough to start. Every site after that joins as a peer.
Keep scrolling to add sites. Point at a building to see what it is and who it talks to.
- Hospital
- Clinic
- Laboratory
- Payer
- Public health agency
- Research group
- 1
- site
- 0
- direct links
- one site
- shape
Who joins
Ministries and public health
A national or provincial exchange, epidemiology surveillance and data for policy.
open →providersHospitals and hospital groups
A hospital information system, referrals between sites and a patient app.
open →payersInsurers and payers
Rules-based claims reconciliation with an auditable trail.
open →academiaUniversities and researchers
Consented datasets, clinical research tooling and medical AI labelling.
open →public benefitNGOs and foundations
Free-use licences for qualifying public-health programmes in low-resource settings.
open ↗partnersTechnology and delivery partners
Integrators, device makers and local teams who deploy and support in their own country.
open ↗country programme
One codebase, a pack per country
The software is identical everywhere. A country pack carries what differs: language, insurance schemes and rates, national codes, identity documents, forms and mandatory reports.
Packs exist today for Thailand, Japan and the Philippines. We are looking for ministries, hospitals and local experts to shape the next ones.
Thailand ประเทศไทย
Thai language, NHSO integration, national payers and reporting.
Japan 日本
Hospital and nursing home (特養), long-term care insurance rates, Japanese pathology labels.
Philippines Pilipinas
Hospital and nursing home, PhilHealth case rates, Filipino pathology labels.
- 01
Talk
Tell us about your health system, its size and what hurts most. No commitment.
- 02
Scope
Agree a first module and site. Start small: one department or one hospital.
- 03
Localise
Build or adapt the country pack: language, payers, codes, forms and reports.
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Pilot
Run alongside the existing system, with your staff trained and your data on your own servers if you choose.
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Grow
Add modules, sites and exchange links at your own pace.
sovereignty
Your data stays yours
Host where you choose
Your own data centre, a national cloud, or a site with no internet connection.
Leave when you choose
Standard FHIR and HL7 interfaces mean your records are never trapped.
See what runs
Source access for organisations that operate the system, with the public release being staged.
what a country pack holds
The parts only local experts can get right
- language
- Interface text and clinical labels
- time and money
- Timezone, currency, calendar
- payers
- Insurance schemes, rates and claim rules
- facilities
- Hospital, ward and department templates
- laboratory
- Test and pathology names
- reporting
- Mandatory national submissions
ways to run it
Fit to your infrastructure
- Cloud. Operated for you in a region you choose.
- On your premises. One bundle with every service, on your own servers.
- Air-gapped. Installed and updated with no internet connection.
- Alongside your current system. Connected over HL7 and FHIR while the existing system keeps running.
from the newsroom
Work across countries
- ThailandSKY ICT partnership on national healthcare infrastructure
- Timor-LesteExploring healthcare and food-security initiatives
- United StatesSelf-sovereign health data at HIMSS 2025
- Thailand3D VR medical education with Chulalongkorn's Faculty of Medicine
- United StatesEdge computing for medical technology with Veea
Questions organisations ask
Do we have to replace our current hospital system?
No. Ever can connect to it over HL7 and FHIR and run beside it. Many organisations start with exchange or the patient app and decide about the rest later.
Where is our data kept?
Where you decide: your own data centre, a cloud region in your country, or a site with no internet connection.
Our country is not on the list. Can we still join?
Yes. A country pack is built with local experts. Write to us and tell us about your payers, codes and reporting rules.
Is there a programme for low-resource health systems?
Yes. Free-use licences are available for qualifying public-health programmes. The open-source programme page explains how to apply.
Is there funding for hospitals and clinics?
Yes. Each year Ever awards grants of up to USD 30,000 for a hospital or clinic and up to USD 300,000 for a network of facilities, to public, non-profit and rural facilities and facilities in low- and middle-income countries. See the grants page.
What does it cost?
It depends on the modules, the number of sites and how you host. Start a conversation and we will scope it with you.
Can our own engineers extend it?
Yes. The interfaces are standard and documented, and modules can be built by your own team or a local partner.
Join the transformation today.
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