Health organizations need to improve cooperation between doctors, patients and the medical teams, gather information and organize it across the health ecosystem to improve and facilitate the provision of medical care. Communication and cooperation is the key to solve many of the difficult healthcare challenges today, as health institutions need to fill the information gap and facilitate sharing safe information across care teams and between all parties, including medical teams, facilities, and patients.

After using and entering CRPTON software into medical institutions and clinics, the quality of care provided to patients will increased, and the ability of care providers and medical staff will improved significantly in sharing and receiving information easily about patients’ medical history, and has enabled health care teams to track, record, and communicate medical appointments, examinations, tests, appointments, and patient relationships easily and flexibly through a process of continuous health care.

This software also requires high security, an instant messaging platform, an audio-video conference and social tool that can facilitate collaboration and communication between health care teams and patients without affecting workflow. Health care personnel can continuously monitor the patient’s situation by collecting data through remote control devices to provide timely alerts and treatment plans, which helps to manage and schedule exit and follow-up appointments in addition to the health care plans.

Employees and administrators can anticipate patients’ needs and improve enhancement orders and medical supplies to reduce costs through easy access to patient and user recommendations and assessments. Also, artificial intelligence and advanced applications can facilitate the decision-making process for the health care provider. In addition, clinics and medical establishment health care teams can be enabled to fulfill patients’ needs in advance by predicting them, all of this enables the health care organization and physicians to do their best, thereby benefiting everyone including patients by giving them the best possible health care.