MCM Syna enables health facility networks to coordinate patient care across sites — shared patient records, managed referrals, and consolidated reporting across all facilities in the network.
Request a DemoA patient registered at any facility in the network is immediately available to all other network facilities. The same record, the same history, everywhere in the network.
Referring a patient to another facility in the network is a structured workflow in Syna: the receiving facility confirms acceptance, the patient record transfers with the referral, and both facilities see the complete history.
Network-level analytics: patient volumes, referral flows, activity by facility, and consolidated financial reporting across the entire network. The network as one managed entity.
User accounts, access permissions, and module configurations managed centrally across all facilities in the network. One administrator, every facility.
Patient records shared across all network facilities. A patient seen at facility A has their complete record available at facility B. No repeated intake. No lost history.
Structured referral workflow with acceptance confirmation, record transfer, and status tracking. Both facilities see the complete referral history and outcome.
Consolidated dashboards across all network facilities. Referral flows, activity by site, and network-wide performance indicators. The network seen as a whole.
User accounts, roles, and module configurations managed centrally. One change propagates to all facilities. Consistent governance across the network.
Everything connected — no re-entry, no broken flows.
Cross-facility governance
Local and network view
Managed referrals
A Syna network is a group of health facilities that have agreed to share patient records and coordinate care. Membership and data sharing rules are configured by the network administrator.
Yes. Patient consent management is part of the Syna configuration. Facilities define their own consent policies in accordance with applicable regulations.
Each referral is a structured record in Syna: referring facility, receiving facility, reason for referral, acceptance status, and outcome. Both facilities see the complete referral history.
Yes. Syna works across facilities regardless of which MCM modules each facility has deployed. The shared data layer is standardised across the network.
