As healthcare facilities across the Philippines accelerate digital transformation, Epson Philippines is highlighting how practical scanning and printing solutions can help hospitals and clinics reduce paperwork, improve workflows, and give healthcare professionals more time to focus on patient care.
From registration forms and laboratory results to prescriptions and medical records, healthcare workers handle a constant flow of documents every day. With the Department of Health’s Philippine Digital Health Strategy and PhilHealth’s YAKAP primary care mandate encouraging the centralization of patient data through Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), digitizing paper-based records has become an increasingly important part of healthcare operations.
For nurses and front-desk staff, the Epson WorkForce DS-790WN can help streamline patient intake by digitizing physical charts at the point of care. Its 4.3-inch touchscreen and scanning speeds of up to 45 pages per minute allow staff to send patient records, laboratory documents, and ID cards directly to network folders or cloud databases with minimal steps. Security authentication also helps protect sensitive information during document transmission.
For doctors and clinics that still rely on physical prescriptions, medical certificates, and diagnostic requests, the Epson EcoTank L15160 offers high-yield printing with up to 7,500 black pages per ink set. Its water-resistant DURABrite pigment inks help keep documents sharp and legible even when exposed to moisture, while on-demand color printing reduces the need for costly pre-printed forms.
For larger healthcare facilities, Epson WorkForce Enterprise and WorkForce Pro business inkjet copiers use Heat-Free Technology, consuming up to 85% less electricity than traditional laser copiers. The technology can help reduce utility costs, simplify supply management, and cut replacement-part waste by up to 59%.
Epson points to healthcare facilities such as Germany’s Diabetes Clinic Bad Mergentheim as an example of how business inkjet technology can help reduce printing costs, address power-related issues, and streamline operations.
“Technology in healthcare should serve the people providing the care—our doctors, nurses, healthcare staff, and hospital administrators,” said Noelle Gonzalez, Head of Marketing at Epson Philippines. “By pairing simple, one-touch scanning with clean, low-cost Heat-Free printing, we are helping healthcare teams across the Philippines meet national digital mandates effortlessly, lower operational overhead, and focus on their true priority, which is delivering exceptional care to every patient.”