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Partners
Connected care needs more than hospitals
A patient's care crosses laboratories, pharmacies, insurers and public programmes. GSHS is built to let those organisations take part without handing anyone a copy of the whole record.
Who we work with
Each partner type connects through a different door, and each door is scoped to exactly the data that workflow needs.
Hospital groups
Multi-site groups deploy GSHS once and manage every branch from one organisation, with per-branch stock, scheduling and reporting and a single audit trail.
Laboratories & diagnostic chains
Standalone diagnostic providers receive orders and return results through the partner API, so a referring hospital's record updates without anyone re-typing a value.
Pharmacies
Any pharmacy, on GSHS or not, can verify a prescription's authenticity in seconds from the public verification page — no account, no integration, no cost.
Health insurers & HMOs
Scoped, revocable API credentials give approved partners read access to the specific data an agreed workflow needs, with every call written to an integration log.
Government & development partners
State ministries and programme funders get population-level operational figures without taking custody of identifiable patient records.
Technology implementers
Implementation partners deliver deployment, training and first-line support for facilities in their region, backed by the Golad team.
How partner access actually works
A partner never receives a database copy or a bulk export. An administrator issues a credential with a named scope — for example, reading a laboratory result by order number and nothing else. The secret is shown once and only its hash is stored, so it cannot be recovered from the platform later.
Every call made with that credential is written to an integration log with the endpoint, the outcome and the time, visible to the hospital that issued it. A credential can be revoked instantly, and revocation takes effect on the very next request.
Prescription verification is the one deliberately public door: it needs no credential at all, because it reveals nothing about the patient — only whether a document is genuine.
Talk to us about a partnership
Tell us what workflow you want to connect and we will tell you honestly whether the interface for it exists yet.