Cyprus expands digital cross-border health services to Estonia

Cyprus has officially expanded its participation in the European digital health infrastructure, MyHealth@EU, by establishing a new digital interconnection with Estonia. Announced on October 6, 2026, by the National eHealth Authority (EAHY), this development allows for the secure exchange of essential patient health data and electronic prescriptions between the two countries.

With this latest integration, Cyprus now maintains active cross-border health services with 13 European nations, including Greece, Spain, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, and Poland. Since the system's launch in 2025, officials have noted significant progress, though the scope of available services varies; some countries facilitate both summary health records and electronic prescriptions in both directions, while others currently support only partial functionality.

This initiative is part of a broader European effort to streamline healthcare access for traveling citizens by ensuring their medical history and prescriptions are digitally accessible. The expansion reflects the ongoing digital transformation of the European health sector and aims to strengthen technological cooperation across the European Union.