Healthcare data management startup Medigo has partnered the Indonesian Medical Association (Ikatan Dokter Indonesia, or IDI) to launch a full administrative service for private primary care clinics, as the local healthcare sector finds itself overwhelmed by surging demand with the country's adoption of universal healthcare.Clinics that opt for the service will become part of the Klinik Pintar IDI network. Medigo will provide Klinik Pintar members its clinic management software and network infrastructure, while IDI will handle their audits and other quality assurance processes.Dr. Daeng M. Faqi...
Medigo co-founder and CEO Harya Bimo (center) shakes the hand of Dr. Daeng M. Faqih, head of the Indonesian Medical Association's Board of Directors. ©Medigo
