iCenna connects your hospital or clinic directly to NPHIES — eligibility checks, prior authorizations, and claims submission run natively inside one integrated platform, with your data hosted in the Kingdom.
Most healthcare providers in the Kingdom connect to NPHIES through middleware bolted onto a legacy HIS. The result: rejected claims, duplicated data entry, delayed reimbursements, and finance teams reconciling three systems that never agree.
NPHIES compliance isn't a plugin. It has to be designed into the core of your hospital's workflow — from registration, to clinical documentation, to the claim leaving your system.
iCenna is an integrated hospital information system where NPHIES transactions are part of the patient journey, not an afterthought:
Front-desk staff confirm coverage with the payer through NPHIES before the patient reaches the physician.
Approval requests are generated from the physician's documentation, with procedure and diagnosis codes carried through automatically.
Claims are validated against NPHIES rules before submission, cutting rejection rates and rework.
Your RCM team sees every claim's state without leaving the platform.

Because iCenna also covers PACS/RIS, laboratory, pharmacy, ERP, and patient engagement, the data behind every claim is consistent end to end.
Certified integration with the national platform for both eligibility and claims workflows.
Hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in the Jeddah region, supporting NCA and NDMO data governance requirements.
Full Arabic and English interfaces for clinical and administrative users.
Live with hospitals and clinics in Saudi Arabia.
HIS, PACS/RIS, laboratory, RCM, ERP, telehealth, and home care from a single integrated system.
We map your specialties, payer contracts, and price lists.
Patient records, catalogs, and templates migrated into iCenna.
End-to-end transaction testing with your payers.
On-site support through your first billing cycles.
NPHIES (National Platform for Health and Insurance Exchange Services) is Saudi Arabia's unified platform, operated by the Council of Health Insurance and the National Health Information Center, through which healthcare providers and insurers exchange eligibility, authorization, and claims data.
Yes. iCenna is an NPHIES-certified platform, and NPHIES transactions run natively inside the system rather than through third-party middleware.
Inside Saudi Arabia, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in the Jeddah region, in line with national data governance requirements.
Yes. The same platform scales from single-specialty clinics to multi-facility hospital groups, with modules activated per facility.
Yes. Deployments can be phased by module or by facility, with data migration handled as part of onboarding.
Registration, clinical documentation, and orders — the source data for every NPHIES transaction.
Claims management, rejection handling, and revenue analytics for your RCM team.
Radiology orders and reports that flow straight into authorizations and claims.
Book a 30-minute demo with our team in Jeddah — we'll walk through eligibility, authorization, and claims using scenarios from your own specialty mix.