openIMIS implementation services by Pillarsis

Deploy openIMIS for your health financing or social protection program

Configure, integrate, deploy, and operate a secure openIMIS implementation with digital health engineering and implementation support from Pillarsis.

Attribution: openIMIS is an open-source Digital Public Good. Pillarsis provides implementation, customization, integration, hosting, training, and support services. The hosted environment may take several seconds to load.

Who it is for

Programs that manage coverage, contributions, benefits, and provider payments

Ministries of Health

National health insurance funds

Social protection agencies

Community-based insurance programs

Development organizations

Donor-funded programs

Third-party administrators

Employment injury insurance programs

Universal health coverage initiatives

Functional coverage

Core administration for health financing programs

Shape openIMIS configuration around program rules, institutional responsibilities, user roles, and reporting needs.

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Beneficiary registration

02

Family and household administration

03

Contribution management

04

Product and benefit configuration

05

Provider registration

06

Eligibility verification

07

Claims submission

08

Claims review

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Provider reimbursement

10

Reporting and monitoring

Implementation lifecycle

Move from readiness to sustainable operations

Discovery and readiness assessment

Establish goals, stakeholders, constraints, governance, and implementation readiness.

Program and workflow mapping

Document beneficiary, contribution, provider, claims, and reporting processes.

Architecture and deployment planning

Define environments, operating roles, security controls, and integration patterns.

Configuration and localization

Configure program rules, roles, terminology, workflows, and local requirements.

Integration and data migration

Prepare, validate, map, and exchange data with target systems.

Testing and security validation

Test workflows, permissions, integrations, recovery procedures, and acceptance criteria.

Training and rollout

Prepare administrators and users, then transition through a governed production rollout.

Support and optimization

Monitor operations, resolve issues, transfer knowledge, and prioritize improvements.

Hosting models

Deploy in the environment your program requires

01 / Managed

Managed Cloud

Hosted and managed by Pillarsis with operational support aligned to the program’s requirements.

02 / Customer

Customer Cloud

Deployed into a customer-designated cloud environment with agreed responsibilities and controls.

03 / On-premises

On-Premises

Installed within customer infrastructure or a designated data center where program constraints require it.

The appropriate model depends on program scope, data residency, security, integration, and operating requirements.

Integration scope

Connect openIMIS with the systems around the program

Integration is assessed and designed for each implementation; listed categories are supported planning areas, not claims of existing live connections.

EMR and hospital systemsDHIS2 where applicableIdentity systemsPayment systemsExisting beneficiary databasesReporting platformsMobile enrollment toolsNational digital health infrastructure

Implementation services

  • Requirements analysis
  • API design
  • Data mapping
  • Migration planning
  • Interface testing
  • Security review
  • Operational monitoring
  • Support handover

Hosted environment

Preview a Pillarsis openIMIS environment

The interface below is a representative visual. Launch the secure environment to access the hosted application.

openIMIS environment
openIMISDashboardBeneficiariesPoliciesProvidersClaimsReports

Program operations

Beneficiary administration
Claims workflow
Provider activity
Program workflowResponsible teamStatus
Beneficiary enrollmentEnrollment officeReady
Claim reviewMedical reviewIn review
Provider reimbursementFinanceScheduled

Plan your openIMIS implementation with Pillarsis

Talk with Pillarsis about your program, provider network, current systems, claims workflows, and implementation priorities.