Author name: baliola

Previously, dr. Rizal believed there were only two ways to grow his clinic. Either extend operating hours or shorten consultation time. Neither felt right. Longer working hours brought fatigue to doctors, nurses, and staff. Meanwhile, shorter consultations reduced the quality of attention given to patients. Between quality healthcare and operational sustainability, many clinics eventually find themselves trapped. Everything changed when […]

Under an open Singapore sky, Medisa joined Alyse Hue (World Mediva), IGP Rahman Desyanta (CEO Baliola), Adrian Keet (Mandala Blockchain Academy), and Dr. Daniel CF Ng (Sustnet Singapore) A journey shaped by conversations on how healthcare can evolve with dignity, trust, and human connection at its core. At Nanyang Surgery Clinic, we observed how modern clinical practice meets precision and

Dr. Maya noticed something had changed in her clinic. The room felt calmer. Patients were speaking more openly.  Nurses seemed less rushed. Even consultations felt more human again.  The reason was simple—she was finally able to focus on people instead of screens. For years, Dr. Maya had accepted typing as part of medicine. Every consultation required endless documentation. While patients spoke

dr. Arif loved medicine. What he did not love was spending nearly half his day documenting it. Every consultation seemed to follow the same exhausting rhythm. Listen to the patient. Ask the right questions. Diagnose carefully. Then turn away, type furiously, complete the forms, update the records, and prepare for the next patient. By lunchtime, his shoulders were tense. By

dr. Budi glanced up from his keyboard and felt a familiar frustration. Pak Ahmad had been explaining his symptoms for several minutes, yet Dr. Budi had only absorbed fragments of the conversation. His eyes kept shifting between the worried patient before him and the electronic medical record demanding another entry. Just outside, Nurse Siti was gently asking Ibu Ratna, for

KUCHING, SARAWAK – April 30, 2026 – Baliola, an Indonesian blockchain technology company, announced on April 28, 2026, the participation of its Chief Executive Officer, I Gede Putu Rahman Desyanta, as a panelist at the international conference PROTECT Sarawak 2026. Held at The Waterfront Hotel, Kuching, the event marks Sarawak’s first international conference themed “Protecting Data, Building Trust.” Amid the

JAKARTA, INDONESIA – April 20, 2026 – Baliola, a leading blockchain infrastructure company from Indonesia, through its flagship product Medisa, today marked an important milestone in the regional healthcare industry. Medisa was selected as one of the featured innovations at the prestigious GlobalHealth Healthcare Insights & Leadership Forum 2026, held at Grand Hyatt Jakarta on April 20–21, 2026. In front