Under the partnership, Coforge will support VHC Health’s digital transformation initiatives across infrastructure, cloud, digital workplace and cybersecurity services.
As part of the engagement, Coforge will help VHC Health exit legacy data centres, migrate to Amazon Web Services (AWS), modernise its network, and implement “hi-trust security” frameworks to strengthen cyber resilience.Sudhir Singh, CEO and Executive Director of Coforge, said the partnership reinforces the company’s “strength in modernising core digital foundations while delivering AI-infused transformation at enterprise scale, combining digital native velocity with the rigour and reliability that healthcare systems demand.”
He added that healthcare providers are increasingly seeking measurable improvements in clinician experience, operational resilience and cybersecurity.
The roadmap will begin with IT Service Management implementation using ServiceNow, followed by the deployment of Coforge’s AI-driven EvolveOps.AI and SecureOps solutions to improve service availability, operational resilience and security.
The company said it will establish a resilient hybrid delivery model tailored to healthcare provider needs, with a focus on enhancing caregiver and clinician experience while ensuring secure and reliable digital infrastructure.Dave Peterson, Senior Vice President & Chief Information and Digital Officer at VHC Health, said the collaboration will help accelerate digital transformation while keeping clinicians and caregivers at the centre of operations.
“This partnership positions VHC Health to modernise with confidence, improve the caregiver experience, and better serve our patients and community,” he added.
Coforge operates 33 global delivery centres across 25 countries and provides digital services leveraging AI, cloud, data, integration and automation technologies. VHC Health is a 548-bed not-for-profit health system serving the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
On Wednesday, Coforge Limited secured a $158 million five-year contract from a UK-based client. The project will commence in April 2026, with revenue expected to accrue evenly over the contract period.
For the December quarter, the technology services provider’s revenue in rupee terms stood at ₹4,188 crore, up 5.1% sequentially and largely in line with the ₹4,206 crore projection from the CNBC-TV18 poll.
EBIT for Q3FY26 remained largely flat at ₹559.4 crore, margins narrowing by 60 basis points to 13.4% from 14% in Q2FY26. The CNBC-TV18 poll had projected margins to narrow 80 basis points to 13.2%.
Shares of the company were trading 1,219 as of 11.08. The stock has lost 26.71% over the past month.
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