Healthcare ICT Consultants · Malaysia
We design, specify and deliver the technology backbone of new and upgraded hospitals — from the network and server rooms, through the clinical systems and medical device integration, to testing, commissioning and handover.
What we do
A hospital’s ICT is not a package bought at the end of construction. It is designed alongside the building, procured against the medical brief, and proven before the first patient arrives. We stay with the project across all three stages.
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High-availability wired and wireless networks with built-in redundancy, segmented for clinical, administrative and guest traffic. Server rooms and telecommunication rooms planned for cooling, UPS backup and physical security — with MCMC submissions handled on your behalf.
Infrastructure design
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Functional requirements for HIS, EMR, PACS, RIS, LIS, PhIS and CCIS, interconnected through HL7 and FHIR. Medical equipment integration coordinated with your equipment planners, then written into tender specifications and evaluated against preset criteria.
Planning & procurement
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Work supervision and configuration during construction, followed by network performance validation, medical device connectivity checks, integration testing, staff training and handover documentation — then supervision through the defect liability period.
Implementation managementOur origin
Our founders came out of the Hospital Putrajaya development and construction project, prior to year 2000. A few years before Inter Virtual was formed, they were part of the project team that designed, planned and implemented the Total Hospital Information Systems (THIS) there, in the design and project management role. Inter Virtual’s own first engagement on the hospital followed in 2000, managing the software vendors through the two-year warranty maintenance period.
We then developed the design concept and the technical and integration specifications for the THIS hospitals that followed across the country, and provided consulting and implementation leadership for major hospital developments including the Sarawak International Medical Centre and the Women and Children Hospital of Hospital Kuala Lumpur, now Hospital Tunku Azizah.
More about the firm
Selected projects
Total Hospital Information Systems
Our founders were part of the project team that designed, planned and implemented the Total Hospital Information Systems here, before Inter Virtual was formed. The company’s own first engagement followed in 2000, managing the software vendors through the two-year warranty period.
ICT design consultancy · 2012–2018
Planning and design consultancy for ICT in the 600-bed Women & Children Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, for the Ministry of Health under a Public Private Partnership.
ICT design consultancy · 2016–2021
Planning and design consultancy for ICT in the 200-bed teaching hospital of Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Kuala Terengganu, for the Ministry of Education.
ICT design consultancy
One of the Ministry of Health hospital developments for which we provided ICT planning and design consultancy through design, construction and commissioning.
ICT & medical equipment planning · 2012–2014
Planning and design consultancy for an Integrated Hospital Information System across the design, construction, equipping, commissioning and maintenance of this private hospital in Kota Kinabalu.
ICT design consultancy · 2009–2016
Design and specification of the ICT technical infrastructure and VoIP telephony for MITEC, Jalan Duta, for the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.
Why bring us in
It requires an experienced understanding of clinical workflows, data security, regulatory compliance and future-proof infrastructure. Our involvement reduces implementation risk, ensures system interoperability, and contributes to a fully functional healthcare environment — so the hospital can get on with delivering patient care.
Requirements translated from the Medical Brief, not from a generic IT template.
Network, data centre and systems design taken to tender-ready specification.
MCMC submissions, CGSO requirements, MOH guidelines and NACSA security standards.
Close work with architects, medical planners, equipment vendors and contractors.
Bring us in early. Establishing the ICT scope and costing at design stage is what keeps the technology within budget and out of the critical path.
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