EHDS Readiness Audit — Book a 30-Minute Conversation with Our Team

A technical conversation, not a sales pitch. We review your current HIS, your contractual exposure with the EHR vendor, and your roadmap to March 2027. Written summary of the three critical points within 48 hours.

What the conversation covers

A 30-minute technical conversation focused on the operational reality of your EHDS programme, not on a SaludComply product demo. Seven areas aligned with the capabilities required by Regulation (EU) 2025/327, weighted by sanctioning exposure during the first cycle: general application of the Regulation from March 2027 and Priority Category 1 (Patient Summary, ePrescription, eDispensation) enforceable from March 2029.

Current-state HIS readiness review

Where your HIS stands against MyHealth@EU activation in March 2027 and Priority Category 1 enforceability in March 2029. EEHRxF capability, IPS coverage, ePrescription interoperability, EUDI Wallet readiness.

Contractual exposure with the EHR vendor

CE marking guarantees, joint-and-several liability clauses, regulatory-update SLAs, exit rights if the vendor misses the deadline. Specific to Dedalus, CompuGroup, Salus/ehCOS, Klinikare, Clinic Cloud and other Spanish-market vendors.

48-hour written follow-up

Within 48 hours of the call, a written summary of the three critical points in your case. Where the organisation stands, which decisions are urgent, which can wait. Usable internally as a board memo.

How it works

No commercial pitch, no demo, no credit card. A real technical conversation with the team.

  1. Book a 30-minute slot — Pick a time that works. We accept bookings from IDIS member hospital groups, mutuas colaboradoras, private laboratory networks, and the operating teams that run them.
  2. Three preparation questions — After booking, you receive three short questions (HIS name, number of sites, internal target date). With that we prepare vendor-specific context before the call: the vendor's public roadmap, declared deadlines, comparable cases we have seen.
  3. Technical conversation — A real conversation with our team — same seriousness we would apply to a paying client. We treat your time as the scarce resource and stay focused on operational decisions.
  4. Written follow-up in 48 hours — Three critical points in writing. If there is a fit, we propose how to work together. If not, we tell you what kind of vendor or consultant fits your case. We never follow up commercially without confirmation.

Who this is for

The conversation is calibrated for mid-size private healthcare organisations where an EHDS decision involves several sites, several vendors and conversations with the executive committee:

IDIS member hospital groups

Quirónsalud, HM Hospitales, Vithas, Ribera Salud, HLA, Hestia, Pascual and similar — where board visibility and structured gap analysis matter for programme justification.

Mutuas colaboradoras

MC Mutual, Fremap, Asepeyo, Ibermutua, Mutua Universal and similar — where dual obligations (insurance prestación económica + healthcare data) compound the compliance surface.

Private laboratory networks

Cerba, Synlab, Unilabs, Eurofins, Echevarne and regional equivalents — where Priority Category 2 (lab results, March 2031) requires early planning despite the later deadline.

Single-clinic and specialty practices

The 30-minute conversation is calibrated for multi-site organisations. For monocentre clinics and specialty practices, the free 60-second EHDS diagnostic at /en/ehds-diagnostic is a better starting point — it tells you whether booking the 30-minute call is worth it.

Frequently asked questions

What does the 30-minute call cover?

A technical conversation with our team — not a sales pitch. We review where your HIS stands against MyHealth@EU activation in March 2027 and Priority Category 1 enforceability in March 2029, your contractual exposure with the EHR vendor, and the practical steps for the next twelve months. You leave the call with a written summary of the three critical points in your case (delivered within 48 hours).

Who should attend from our side?

Ideally the CIO, director of systems, or director of digital transformation. In large hospital groups the DPO or compliance lead also often joins. The conversation is most useful when the attendee knows the corporate HIS and the vendor contracts — but you do not need all data ready in advance.

Is the call really free?

Yes. It is not a disguised discovery sales call. We review your EHDS situation with the same seriousness we would apply to a paying client. The cost is acceptable to SaludComply because the conversation lets us prioritise our product roadmap against the real needs of the Spanish private-healthcare market. The signed 45-point EHDS readiness audit with PDF report is a separate, paid deliverable that forms part of the SaludComply annual contract — not this 30-minute call.

What happens after the call?

Within 48 hours you receive a written summary of the points discussed: where the organisation stands, which decisions are urgent, which can wait. If there is a fit, we may propose how to collaborate. If not, we tell you what kind of vendor or consultant fits your case. We never contact you commercially without prior confirmation.

How does this compare to a Big Four audit?

An EHDS audit by Deloitte, Accenture, PwC or KPMG costs €80,000–€200,000 and runs 8–12 weeks, ending in extensive documentation and a follow-on consulting proposal. The SaludComply conversation is free, 30 minutes, and focused on concrete technical questions about your HIS and your exposure. We do not compete on depth — the call helps you size the problem before deciding whether a broader consulting project is justified.

Can small clinics book the call?

The 30-minute call is calibrated for hospital groups, mutuas and laboratory networks where an EHDS decision involves several sites, several vendors and executive-committee conversations. For monocentre clinics and specialty practices, the free 60-second EHDS diagnostic at /en/ehds-diagnostic (three questions, regulatory-risk orientation) is a better starting point — it tells you whether booking the 30-minute call is worth it.

What sources and regulation does the conversation cover?

Regulation (EU) 2025/327 on the European Health Data Space, EEHRxF specifications from the European Commission, Spanish UNICAS FHIR implementation guide, EUDI Wallet digital-identity requirements (mandatory from December 2026), and interaction with ENS (Spanish national security scheme), GDPR and Ley de Salud Digital. We focus on the first cycle: general application of the Regulation in March 2027 (MyHealth@EU activation) and Priority Category 1 enforceability (Patient Summary, ePrescription, eDispensation) in March 2029. Priority Category 2 (imaging, lab, discharge reports) in March 2031 is covered as context.