Modernize connectivity, retain your software

Make Legacy Healthcare Software ABDM-Compatible

Modernize existing healthcare software by connecting legacy HMS, EMR/EHR, LIS, clinic-management, and diagnostic systems with ABDM—without replacing the core application.

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A bridge to ABDM

Legacy HMS / EMR / LIS / Clinic Software
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ABDM Integration Layer / Connector
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ABDM Ecosystem
Integration approach

Modernize the connection, not the core application.

An ABDM Integration Layer can act as a bridge between legacy software and ABDM-enabled services, allowing organizations to add digital health capabilities while continuing to use existing technology infrastructure.

Integration capabilities

01

ABDM Integration Layer

  • Connect existing healthcare software with ABDM through an integration layer.
  • Avoid replacing established HMS, EMR, LIS, or clinic-management systems.
  • Preserve existing patient and operational workflows.
  • Introduce capabilities without rebuilding the core application.
  • Reduce disruption to day-to-day healthcare operations.
02

Bridge Existing Software to ABDM

  • Translate and map data between existing application structures and supported ABDM workflows.
  • Manage integration logic separately from the core application.
  • Provide reusable interfaces for ABDM-related functionality.
  • Reduce dependency on major changes to legacy source code.
  • Create a foundation for future digital-health integrations.
03

Bring HMS Workflows into ABDM

  • Support ABHA-based patient identification.
  • Connect digital health record workflows.
  • Support health information exchange and consent-driven sharing.
  • Enable applicable HIP/HIU workflows.
  • Add ABDM-enabled patient information processes.
04

Connect EMR/EHR Systems

  • Map existing clinical records to supported digital health formats.
  • Enable appropriate health record exchange and discovery where applicable.
  • Integrate consent-based access workflows.
  • Preserve existing EMR/EHR interfaces and clinical processes.
05

Connect LIS & Diagnostic Applications

  • Link diagnostic records with ABHA where applicable.
  • Support digital laboratory report exchange.
  • Map existing test and report data to supported formats.
  • Connect existing LIS infrastructure with ABDM workflows.
  • Reduce the need for complete LIS modernization.
06

Interoperability & Data Mapping

  • Map legacy data structures to supported digital health formats.
  • Transform data between different system representations.
  • Standardize relevant patient and health information.
  • Handle differences between legacy APIs and modern interfaces.
  • Reduce changes required within the original application.
07

API & Interface Modernization

  • Connect existing APIs with the integration layer.
  • Build adapters for older interfaces where required.
  • Provide modern integration endpoints around legacy applications.
  • Decouple ABDM-specific logic from core software.
  • Support phased modernization of existing systems.
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Phased ABDM Adoption

  • Start with selected ABDM capabilities.
  • Integrate individual modules progressively.
  • Continue operating existing systems during implementation.
  • Expand integration as business and technical requirements evolve.
  • Reduce the need for a large-scale replacement project.
09

Multi-System Integration

  • Connect different legacy applications through a common integration layer.
  • Standardize ABDM-related workflows across applications.
  • Reduce duplicate integration development.
  • Simplify management of multiple connections.
  • Support expansion to additional facilities and applications.
10

Security & Integration Records

  • Implement appropriate authentication and authorization.
  • Control access to sensitive health information.
  • Support consent-driven information sharing.
  • Maintain appropriate transaction and integration records.
  • Separate integration processes from core application logic where appropriate.
Adopt capabilities progressively

Choose a starting point, then expand.

PHASE 01

Connect a system

PHASE 02

Map required data

PHASE 03

Enable selected workflows

PHASE 04

Validate the exchange

PHASE 05

Roll out to teams

PHASE 06

Extend to more modules

Key Benefits

Healthcare Organizations

  • ABDM compatibility without replacing existing software
  • Lower disruption to operations
  • Gradual modernization
  • Extend existing IT investments
  • Scalable integration architecture

IT Teams

  • Separate ABDM integration layer
  • Reduced changes to legacy code
  • Easier API and data mapping
  • Centralized integration management
  • Simplified future upgrades

Healthcare Providers

  • Continue using familiar software
  • Access ABDM-enabled workflows
  • Improved interoperability
  • Streamlined information exchange

Patients

  • Better access to digital health information
  • ABHA-enabled healthcare interactions
  • Consent-based record sharing
  • Less dependency on physical records

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Explore an integration layer that fits your systems and modernization plans.

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