Lead Agency
Ministry of Health Malaysia (KKM)
Supporting Agencies
National Security Council (MKN)
Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU)
Key Metrics
national users
30000000
clinics integrated
1000
Overview
Initially forged as a critical crisis-management tool during the COVID-19 pandemic, the MySejahtera National Health App has evolved into an indispensable pillar of Putrajaya’s Smart Living infrastructure. Integrating deeply with municipal health databases, the app facilitates seamless contact tracing, digital vaccination certificates, and public health risk assessments. It stands as a testament to the power of rapid civic tech deployment in safeguarding community health and preserving urban resilience.
Key Highlights
Personal Health Record: Access vaccination records, health screening results, and medical history in a unified portal
Appointment Booking: Tempahan janji temu at public clinics and hospitals to reduce wait times
Future Health Integration: Multi-phase roadmap integrating laboratory results, digital prescriptions, and discharge summaries
Security Enhancements: Advanced access controls and security screening to safeguard personal medical data
Cross-Platform Availability: Deployed for iOS (iPhone) and Android devices with a modern, user-friendly UI redesign
Technology Stack
Mobile Application framework (iOS & Android)
Secure Healthcare APIs (KKM Health Information Exchange)
Two-Factor & Security Screening Authentication
Cloud Data Storage (Government Data Centre)
Status
Operational
Year Launched
2020
Domain
Rating Tier
National Level Integration
Lead Agency
PSCB
Putrajaya Smart City Blueprint
Thrust 2: Public Health Resilience
MSCF
Malaysia Smart City Framework
Smart Living (Digital Health)
ISO
MS ISO/IEC 37122 Indicator
SDG
UN Sustainable Development Goals