Madrid allocates 16 million to SERMAS clinical data exchange system

The 24-month investment aims to maintain and update Onesait Healthcare, enhancing coordination among health professionals.

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The Community of Madrid has authorized an investment of nearly 16 million euros for the maintenance and update of Onesait Healthcare, the platform that connects the IT systems of the Madrileño Health Service (SERMAS) and facilitates clinical data exchange among professionals.

The General Directorate of Digital Health of the Ministry of Digitalization will manage this contract, which spans 24 months. It includes technical assistance and improvements to adapt health services to new needs. The platform integrates systems such as the Unique Clinical Record (HCU), the Virtual Health Card, and remote patient telemonitoring.
This technological solution will also optimize the organization of care and population screening programs, as well as automate tasks for healthcare sector workers. It incorporates clinical alerts for early risk detection and patient follow-up.
The contract includes specialized platform support, as well as its update and evolution to ensure the proper functioning of existing services and facilitate the integration of new functionalities and care processes.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (25/10/2026)