The Medical Case Registration Module is a national digital health information system in Georgia aimed at enhancing case-based reimbursement and oversight of healthcare services. Managed by the National Health Agency, the platform ensures transparency, standardization, and accuracy in the reimbursement of medical services. It gathers essential data from healthcare providers, including patient demographics, diagnoses, DRG codes, eligibility categories, benefit packages, and co-payment rates, facilitating financial verification and claims validation. The module aims to improve accountability, minimize reimbursement errors, and enhance administrative efficiency. However, it faces challenges such as limited interoperability with the national EHR system, reliance on non-structured PDF records, lack of standardized calculation formats, and dependence on manual data entry, which compromise efficiency and data quality. The focus areas for health services include vaccination, health promotion, and management of chronic conditions, targeting a wide demographic that encompasses various age groups, pregnant women, the elderly, individuals with disabilities, and urban as well as rural populations.