Make your HMS ABDM-ready.
Your customers are asking about ABDM. Your engineering team is already stretched. Building FHIR transformation, consent orchestration, and gateway integration from scratch means months of development work that competes with your product roadmap.
Prana handles ABDM complexity as infrastructure, so your HMS platform can offer interoperability to every client without redirecting engineering capacity. Your product stays yours. Your customer relationship stays yours. The compliance layer is handled.
Why ABDM integration is harder than it looks.
ABDM compliance is not a single API integration. It is a sustained engineering commitment that most HMS teams underestimate at scoping.
FHIR transformation across deployments
Each of your client facilities has different configurations, custom fields, and workflow variations. Transforming their data into valid FHIR bundles means handling this heterogeneity at scale.
Specification evolution
NRCeS IG versions, gateway protocol changes, new health information types. ABDM specifications continue evolving. This is ongoing maintenance, not a one-time build.
Consent state management
Multi-step consent flows with asynchronous callbacks, time-bounded artifacts, and revocation handling require careful state management across your entire customer base.
Certification per facility
M2 and M3 certification must be achieved and maintained per customer facility. Managing this across 50-500 deployments is an operational burden that scales with your customer base.
Your HMS, extended with interoperability.
One integration with Prana's infrastructure layer, and every facility on your platform gains ABDM capabilities. Your engineering team focuses on your product. Certification, FHIR transformation, and gateway communication are handled as infrastructure.
We work through HMS vendors, not around them. Your customer relationships remain yours. Your product roadmap remains yours. Interoperability becomes a capability your platform offers without the engineering burden of building and maintaining it internally.