Digital health

An identity, a record, a card, and a way to move them

Everything Aid By Care delivers rests on four things being true at once: the person has an identity that persists, the record is written in a language other systems understand, the person can carry it, and consent governs every movement of it.

The four foundations

Each is useless without the others

Identity

ABHA and ABDM

The national health account: the identity that makes a lifetime record possible at all.

The digital health profile

What the record actually contains, and how it grows.

The universal health card

QR and NFC. The record made portable and readable without us.

The personal health cloud

Where it lives, and who holds the key.

How they stack

Identity, exchange, meaning, storage

The layers a record has to satisfy to be useful outside the room it was written in

The technical layers

For people who need the detail

Interoperability

Vendor-neutral exchange and why it is not optional.

FHIR R4

The exchange standard the whole platform is built on.

Clinical terminologies

ICD, SNOMED CT, LOINC and ATC — and which is used for what.

Data analytics

Disease statistics, and the inferences that justify logistics.

Artificial intelligence

Clinical decision-making tools that assist rather than decide.

Medical IoT

Shared instruments across preventive, community, curative and palliative care.

See it working.

The platform pages describe the systems these standards run in.

Explore the platform