ABDM-ready digital health architecture
Digital identity, consent-based exchange and FHIR records — designed for India's digital health ecosystem.
Overview
Designed for India's digital health ecosystem
CAD CARE designs healthcare architectures aligned with India's digital health ecosystem — digital identity, consent-based exchange, and the provider and user roles the ecosystem defines.
Ecosystem
- Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission
- ABHA digital health identity
- Health Information Provider
- Health Information User
- Health facility integration
- Health professional integration
Mechanics
- Consent-based data exchange
- FHIR-based records
- Care-context linking
- Data-fetch flows
- Digital health records
Applied to
- Hospitals & health systems
- Diagnostics networks
- Clinics and small practices
- Public health programmes
- Patient applications
Where this sits
Every CAD CARE technology capability is positioned against the same eight-layer stack, so it is always clear what a capability does and what it depends on.
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Digital identity
Why identity is the hinge
Longitudinal health records only exist if encounters across different providers can be attached to the same person, with that person's consent. Digital health identity is what makes the rest of the architecture possible.
Language we use, and why
CAD CARE describes its work as ABDM-aligned, or as designed for ABDM integration. We do not describe CAD CARE or any CAD CARE platform as ABDM certified. That term means something specific, and it is not claimed here.
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Identity, consent, care contexts and FHIR records — designed once, for the whole estate.