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Dr. Balwant Singh Hospital Becomes First Private Hospital in Guyana to Launch Patient Portal Mobile Application

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February 4, 2026
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In a major step toward improving healthcare accessibility and efficiency in Guyana, Dr. Balwant Singh Hospital has announced the availability of its Patient Portal mobile application, becoming the first private hospital in Guyana to launch a comprehensive digital platform that allows patients to access their medical information and manage healthcare services online. 

The application enables patients book and manage appointments, view their medical records, access test results, view prescriptions and stay connected with the hospital through a secure, user-friendly system designed to improve patient experience and service delivery. 

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According to Dr. Madhu Singh, Chief Executive Officer, the launch of the patient portal reflects the hospital’s commitment to improving access to healthcare through the practical use of technology. “This application is designed to make it easier for patients to interact with our services,” said Dr. Singh. “By providing secure digital access to medical records and appointment management, we are improving convenience for patients while supporting more efficient healthcare delivery.” 

Existing patients of Dr. Balwant Singh Hospital can begin using the application immediately. Patients whose mobile numbers are already registered with the hospital can download the app, enter their mobile number, receive a one-time password (OTP), and gain immediate access to their medical records, without the need for additional registration. “Our focus was on simplicity and security,” Dr. Singh added. “Patients should be able to access their information quickly and confidently, knowing their data is protected.” 

The patient portal supports broader efforts within the healthcare sector to enhance service delivery through technology, while maintaining strict standards for patient confidentiality and data protection. 

The application is currently available for download on the Google Play Store & Apple App Store with additional features expected to be introduced over time.

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