Interoperability infrastructure for hospitals.
Your hospital has an HMS that runs daily operations: OPD scheduling, billing, discharge workflows, lab orders. It holds years of patient records. ABDM compliance should not require replacing or rebuilding what already works.
Prana connects alongside your existing HMS. Clinical workflows remain unchanged. Staff continue using the systems they know. The interoperability surface (FHIR transformation, consent orchestration, ABHA identity) is handled as infrastructure, not as additional operational burden on your teams.
What hospitals actually face.
NMC, PMJAY, and IRDAI requirements are converging. Hospitals need ABDM readiness within 12-18 months. But the path there must respect operational constraints that most integration approaches ignore.
Workflow continuity
Clinicians seeing 100+ OPD patients daily cannot absorb additional workflow steps. Integration must be invisible at the clinical floor.
Existing HMS dependence
Your HMS has years of operational history. Thousands of patient records. Staff trained across departments. Interoperability must work with your existing system, not demand a new one.
Discharge and referral continuity
When a patient is discharged or referred, their records need to be available at the next facility. Today, this happens through phone calls and paper, not structured data exchange.
Auditability under regulatory pressure
DPDPA requires traceable consent records for every data exchange. PMJAY increasingly conditions empanelment on ABDM readiness. The governance infrastructure must be audit-grade from day one.
Four milestones to full participation.
Most facilities start with M1, giving patients a digital health identity at registration. M2 links clinical records to that identity. M3 enables consent-governed data exchange with other facilities. M4 registers the facility and its practitioners in national registries.
Where does your hospital sit in the ABDM journey?
We are interested in understanding your current HMS setup, your ABDM readiness, and where interoperability infrastructure can reduce the operational burden on your teams.