IDIKA SA - e-Government Center for Social Security Services - Similar companies

IDIKA S.A is a public owned company specialized in IT products for Social Security and Health Service public organizations. I ... DIKA S.A. was established in 1969 (prior called K.H.Y.K.Y.) and is supervised by the Greek Ministry of Labour, Social Security & Social Solidarity. IDIKA serves as the IT solution provider for Social Security & Welfare but also for the Healthcare Domain. Its main objective is to design, develop, operate and support IT systems for the Social Security Funds (social security contribution, pensions etc) and HealthCare Service Organizations in Greece. IDIKA S.A is staffed with qualified personnel with a broad experience in Information Technologies. Its main activities focus on service-oriented computing, development/maintenance of electronic services in the area of Social Security and Health. IDIKA SA is responsible/runs some of the biggest national projects in the IT area and more precisely: - Social Security Number AMKA registry, a web-based application that provides a unique identification number to insured persons. - National ePrescription/eDispensation system in Greece with >98% coverage of private pharmacies and doctors. - The ERP system of 14 public hospitals and the National System for Medical Appointments in Primary Care. - National Registry for Insured Persons and Insurance History and capacity “ATLAS” - an integrated IT system which gathers all information about the insurance history and capacity of insured persons. In the cross-border domain, IDIKA acts as both the National Contact Point for eHealth (NCPeH) and Social Security (EESSI Access Point). Through the CEF funding, it currently implements the Cross Border ePrescription and Patient Summary scenarios to go live on mid-2018 and mid-2019 respectively. IDIKA also participates to the “Transformation of Greek e-Gov services to eIDAS Crossborder Services” project with the aim to connect different healthcare and social security services to eIDAS node. read more