Bringing digital healthcare closer to you.
Our clinic supports a more connected and patient-first experience through digital health identities, connected records, and consent-based information sharing.
Connected Care. Digital Records. Patient-First Healthcare.
Start your digital healthcare journey
One digital identity. A more connected healthcare journey.
ABHA can help connect eligible health records across participating healthcare services while patients remain in control of consent.
Visit our clinic
Provide your ABHA details where applicable
Receive eligible digital health records
Follow the applicable consent process
Stay connected across participating services
Your health information should be shared responsibly.
ABDM-enabled services are built around consent, privacy, and secure digital exchange.
A smarter way to manage your healthcare.
ABDM helps patients and participating providers move from paper-heavy interactions towards connected care.
From consultation to connected care.
Prescriptions, consultation notes, reports, and future visits can become easier to manage when eligible information is digitally connected.
Consult. Connect. Continue Your Care.
Who can benefit?
- Individuals visiting our clinic
- Patients managing long-term care
- People visiting multiple providers
- Families maintaining health information
- Patients who prefer digital access
- Professionals involved in ongoing care
Clinic FAQs
What does ABDM stand for?
Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, a Government of India initiative for a connected digital health ecosystem.
Is ABHA mandatory?
No. Patients can access clinic services as usual; ABHA can connect eligible information.
How can I create ABHA?
Supported ABDM services can create it, and our clinic team can guide you where applicable.
Are records automatically shared?
No. Information sharing follows applicable consent mechanisms.
Can I use ABHA elsewhere?
ABHA is designed to support connected healthcare across participating services.
Is digital healthcare safe?
Privacy, security, and consent-based exchange are important ABDM principles.