Your health journey in Malta,
supported by digitally-enabled care
What is Digital Health?
Digital Health means using technology and data to make health and care
easier, safer, and more connected.
It helps citizens manage their health, doctors deliver better care, and policymakers make informed decisions.
Digital Health means using technology and data to make healthcare easier, safer, and more connected. It helps citizens manage their health, doctors deliver better care, and policymakers make informed decisions.
Our Vision for Malta
A people-centred, digitally connected health system that empowers every citizen to access and manage their health information.
220K+
Actively logged in users on myHealth
1579
Doctors on myHealth
300+
ICT Systems used in Health
- Easier access to care and records
- Safe sharing of health data between public and private providers
- Strong governance and data protection
- Continuous innovation through AI, research, and partnerships
Our Journey
Malta’s historical steps towards a patient-centred, digitally enabled and data-driven health system
Safer, More Secure Data
Advancing research and teamwork to develop smarter, healthier communities in the Maltese archipelago, where people are active partners in improving healthcare.
Empowering Citizens.
Advancing Digital Health.
Driving innovative research and collaboration to build smarter,
healthier communities across Malta—where citizens and patients are
active partners in better healthcare outcomes.
Innovating Healthcare Through Digital Transformation
Bridging technology, research, and citizen engagement to reshape
the future of healthcare in Malta—making health services more
connected, data-driven, and patient-focused.
Enablers of Digital Health
Priority goals in seven thematic areas
Empowering Citizens
Access health information and services online.
Smarter Tools for Professionals
Digital records and systems for doctors and nurses.
Connected Care
Seamless data sharing between hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies.
Public Health Transformation
Using data to improve community health and research.
Innovation & Research
AI, robotics, and genomics for better care.
Security & Interoperability
Keeping health data safe and systems connected.
Strong Governance
Clear rules, collaboration, and transparency.
Learn how these pillars shape the future of health
Who We Serve
These are the stakeholders that we work closely with on a daily basis
Patients
Fast and free access over their own electronic health data. Easy sharing of health data with health professionals, including across borders
Health professionals
Faster and easier access to patient’s health records across different healthcare providers and countries
Regulators & Policymakers
Easier, more transparent and cost-effective access to electronic health data for the public health monitoring, improved healthcare systems efficiency and ensured patient safety
Researchers
Access to large-scale health data for scientific a clear and structured system to discover what data is available, where it is located, and its quality
Industry & Innovators
Thanks to standardisation, there is easier access to new markets for electronic health records in different Member States
Useful Links
FAQs
Common questions about digital health services offered by the Government of Malta
How do I access my health data?
You can access your health data through myHealth. Use an internet browser to go to https://myhealth.gov.mt. To log into the system, you need an electronic identity (e-ID) password. The e-ID password is necessary to ensure security and privacy for your personal health data. If you wish to give a doctor access to your data through myHealth, even he/she needs to have an e-ID password. See below for information on how to apply for an e-ID password.
What if I don’t use digital tools?
You don’t have to use digital tools if you prefer not to. Your health remains our priority. However, using myHealth gives you quick, secure access to your medical records, test results, and appointment details anytime, without needing to call or visit a clinic. It also helps your health professionals stay connected and informed, so your care is more coordinated.
If you choose not to use digital tools, you can still manage your health through traditional channels. You can nominate a representative in myHealth—such as a family member or carer—who can handle your digital interactions on your behalf. And of course, your linked doctors will also be able to support you.
What can I do with the myHealth Portal?
You can:
- Ask one or more doctors to be linked with you through the myHealth system, thus allowing them direct electronic access to your personal health data;
- Access your Case Summaries (inpatient discharge letters) after you have been discharged from Mater Dei Hospital or other Government Hospitals;
- Access your lab results (Haematology, Biochemistry, Immunology, Toxicology, Histology, Cytology, Microbiology, Virology and Blood Bank results);
- Access your medical images and medical image reports (reports on X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, ultrasound, etc.);
- Access your electrocardiograms
- Access your minors’ records based on a specific documented process
- Access your current Pharmacy of your Choice (POYC) entitlement data;
- Access data on your clinic appointments at Government hospitals;
- Set up email notifications about results and SMS reminders for your appointments;
- Receive notifications about new data;
- Find health sites (e.g. pharmacies) using the Health Site Finder;
- Access your myHealth profile to add, change or delete personal details.
What can I do for my Health Data to be available for cross-border use?
For your health data to be made available abroad, you must first give your explicit consent, as follows:
- Go to myhealth.gov.mt
- Log in using your ID number and e-ID password
- Go to Profile and Settings
- Click on Crossborder Consent
- Read the Patient Information Notice (also available here inEnglishand Maltese)
- Set your consent and save it.
If a medical emergency occurs while you’re travelling in another EU country, inform the doctor who is treating you that you have given consent for cross-border eHealth services. You will need to identify yourself clearly, using your passport, national identity card or driving licence.
How do I ask questions or give feedback on Digital Health Services?
The Information Management Unit of the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing takes care of the majority of digital health solutions, together with Malta IT Agency (MITA) and other technical providers.
If you wish to send a comment to the team, ask a question, give feedback on a digital health service or complain about something that wasn’t to your liking, please click on the ‘Contact Us’ at the top of the page, fill in the Contact Us Form as completely as possible, and click on ‘Submit’. You may also send an email to [email protected].
How do I ask questions or give feedback on Digital Health Services?
The Information Management Unit of the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing takes care of the majority of digital health solutions, together with Malta IT Agency (MITA) and other technical providers.
If you wish to send a comment to the team, ask a question, give feedback on a digital health service or complain about something that wasn’t to your liking, please click on the ‘Contact Us’ at the top of the page, fill in the Contact Us Form as completely as possible, and click on ‘Submit’. You may also send an email to [email protected].