By Doris Obinna
Interswitch Group has reaffirmed its commitment to driving innovation in healthcare through its sponsorship of the 2025 edition of the Healthcare Federation of Nigeria (HFN) Annual Conference.
The event, “Expanding Access to Quality Healthcare: Transforming Nigeria through Innovation, Partnership and Sustainability,” took place recently in Lagos, brought together key stakeholders across the healthcare value chain, including policymakers, industry leaders, healthcare professionals, and technology innovators.
The event served as a platform for discussions on digital transformation in healthcare financing, the role of technology in improving service delivery, and strategic partnerships aimed at facilitating sustainable growth within the industry.
Interswitch showcased its suite of innovative healthcare solutions, including eClinic, its electronic medical record suite and health insurance management systems. The company also demonstrated its secure and reliable digital payment platforms, designed to help healthcare providers streamline revenue collection, enhance service delivery, and improve access to quality care.
Vice President, Business Development and Sales, Interswitch eClat, Babajide Oyeduntan, reiterated the company’s unwavering commitment to leveraging technology to advance healthcare operations in Nigeria.
“At Interswitch, we recognize the transformative power of technology in driving efficiency across systems and organizations. While we have successfully used technology to deliver seamless payment solutions, we are now extending our expertise to other sectors, including healthcare, to enhance productivity, sustainability, and profitability.
Our healthcare solutions are designed to empower providers by simplifying the adoption of technology, improving patient management, and enabling sustainable growth. As a trusted partner in delivering innovative technology solutions, we have a growing portfolio of satisfied customers who have experienced increased productivity through our platforms. We are thrilled to participate in this forum to share our solutions and collaborate with other stakeholders to drive the future of healthcare in Nigeria,” Oyeduntan said.