About Unified Health Intelligent Network

About Us — Unified Health Intelligent Network

India’s first ABDM-native, multi-stakeholder health intelligence network. Built to make every Indian’s health records portable, private, and instantly accessible — from the remotest village to the most specialised national hospital.

Founded 2026 · Hyderabad ABDM-native Pre-Series A DPIIT recognition pending
Mission Statement
“To make every Indian’s health record portable, private, and instantly accessible — connecting every hospital, clinic, pharmacy, lab, insurer, and doctor across India on a single consent-governed, FHIR R4 data layer built natively on the ABDM framework.”
In one sentence
Walk in with Aadhaar, ABHA, or mobile. Your complete health history appears. Zero forms. Zero repeats. Always.
Our Vision

A UPI moment for Indian healthcare

Just as UPI made financial transactions instant, frictionless, and universal across India, UHIN makes health data exchange instant, frictionless, and universal — from a PHC in Jangaon to AIIMS Hyderabad.

We envision a future where no Indian patient ever repeats a blood test because a new hospital doesn’t have their records. Where no doctor prescribes a drug that an allergy flag should have stopped. Where a village ANM and a national specialist share the same structured, consent-locked patient record.

Privacy by design ABDM-native India-first Rural-inclusive
Objectives

What Unified Health Intelligent Network is built to achieve

Objective 01

Universal ABHA adoption at the point of care

Ensure every patient who walks into any Unified Health Intelligent Network-connected facility gets an ABHA ID — and can use it from that moment at any hospital in India. Accept Aadhaar, ABHA, or mobile at registration. Create ABHA for patients who don’t have one yet, in under 2 minutes.
Objective 02

End the duplicate test epidemic

Eliminate the 3–5× repeat tests that happen when patients visit a new hospital. By surfacing the full ABDM-linked lab history at every OPD consultation, UHIN targets zero unnecessary repeat diagnostics for every connected patient.
Objective 03

Make rural health records as rich as urban

Village sub-centres, PHCs, and ANM visits should create FHIR-structured, ABDM-linked records — not paper entries that disappear. UHIN’s offline-capable mobile app, ASHA integration, and Panchayat ABHA camps target this gap directly.
Objective 04

Real-time insurance — 72 hours to 2.4 hours

Replace paper-based pre-authorisation and 45-day claim cycles with structured FHIR ClaimRequests and real-time NHCX claims exchange. Eliminate fraud, reduce insurer cost, improve patient cashless experience nationwide.
Objective 05

Give pharma and diagnostics actionable data

Turn India’s health data into a structured, consent-governed, de-identified analytics resource for pharma R&D, drug demand forecasting, disease burden mapping, and equipment planning — with CDSCO codes, ICD-10, and LOINC standards.
Objective 06

Be the ABDM implementation partner for India

Become the trusted, NHA-certified ABDM implementation partner for government hospitals, private chains, and state health authorities — the company that makes the ABDM mandate operationally real for every hospital in India.
Value Proposition

What makes Unified Health Intelligent Network uniquely valuable — to each stakeholder

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Hospitals

ABDM HIP/HIU certification in one platform. OPD wait time from 60 min to <3 min. Full patient history before every consultation. Insurance pre-auth automated. Zero duplicate tests. Reduced medico-legal risk from missing allergy data.

700× ROI on subscription
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Insurance

Real-time pre-auth (72h → 2.4h). 11-signal fraud detection. PM-JAY claim automation. Risk scoring on structured clinical data. NHCX integration. Estimated ₹12k Cr annually in fraud elimination across the industry.

97% faster pre-auth
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Pharma & Diagnostics

De-identified disease burden maps. Drug demand forecasting by district. R&D cohort builder with IRB consent. Equipment ROI calculator based on actual ABDM ordering patterns. PvPI adverse event signals at scale.

1.4 Bn patient coverage
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Patients

Portable ABHA health record from birth to death. Full consent control — approve, limit, revoke access in one tap. Zero repeat tests. Right to erasure. Accessible even without a smartphone via ASHA workers and Panchayat kiosks. Free, always.

Free forever · DPDP rights
Our Addition to the Ecosystem

What Unified Health Intelligent Network adds that didn’t exist before

ABDM is the framework. ABHA is the identity. FHIR R4 is the standard. But none of these alone connect the dots for all 7 stakeholders simultaneously. UHIN is that missing layer.

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Multi-stakeholder in one platform

No existing player serves hospitals, insurance, pharma, pharmacy, diagnostics, doctors, and patients on a single ABDM-native data layer. Unified Health Intelligent Network is the first.

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Rural-inclusive by design

Offline mode, ASHA mobile app, Panchayat kiosks, and WhatsApp ABHA bot ensure that India’s 900 million rural citizens are first-class users — not an afterthought.

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Consent-governed analytics layer

De-identified, purpose-bound analytics for pharma and diagnostics, without compromising patient privacy. IRB-gated R&D cohort builder with k-anonymisation.

Three-identifier patient lookup

Accept Aadhaar, ABHA, or mobile number — with smart family disambiguation for shared mobile numbers. Zero patient ever has to know their ABHA ID to benefit.

Structural Moat
18–24 months
for any competitor
to catch up
✓ ABDM HIP/HIU certification
NHA sandbox → CERT-In audit → panel demo — 18–24 months minimum
✓ Network effects
Every new hospital makes records richer for every other. Compounds with scale.
✓ Workflow embedding
OPD staff habit-forms in 60 days. Switching costs are clinically and technically high.
✓ Data flywheel
Analytics value grows with every hospital onboarded. Zero marginal cost per new pharma customer.
Market Scope

The Unified Health Intelligent Network opportunity — by numbers

Serviceable market by stakeholder

FICCI-EY 2024 · NHA ABDM Dashboard · IRDAI Annual Report 2022–23 · IBEF Healthcare 2024

Key market facts

Total Addressable Market (TAM)
₹4.2 Lakh Crore
India digital health total addressable market by 2030 — FICCI-EY Vision 2030
Serviceable Addressable Market (SAM)
₹18,000 Crore
ABDM-mandated hospitals + insurers + pharma companies reachable via UHIN
Year 3 ARR Target (SOM)
₹42 Crore
500 hospitals + 12 pharma cos + 1 major insurer + pharmacy/diagnostics chains. 0.23% of SAM.
CAGR
32% CAGR
India digital health market compound annual growth rate through 2030 — IBEF Healthcare 2024
The Team We’re Building

A founding team at the intersection of health, tech, and policy

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CTO / Lead Architect

FHIR R4 + ABDM integration expertise. Leads the sandbox-to-production certification journey. Oversees HAPI FHIR server and security architecture.

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Clinical Informatics Lead

MBBS + health IT background. Translates clinical workflows into FHIR R4 data models. Leads hospital onboarding and OPD workflow training.

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ABDM Integration Lead

Deep HIP/HIU sandbox experience. Owns the NHA certification process, NRCeS profile compliance, and ABDM partner relationship.

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Hospital Onboarding Lead

Strong Telangana Healthcare network (THMA). Drives pilot hospital signings, trains OPD staff, and manages state-level government relationships.

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Security & Compliance Lead

CERT-In empanelled background. Leads WASA audit, DPDP Act compliance, per-patient KMS implementation, and WORM audit trail.

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Full-Stack Engineers ×3

Next.js 14, Node.js, HAPI FHIR, PostgreSQL. Build the OPD module, consent engine, and analytics dashboards. Remote-first with Hyderabad hub.

Join Us

Building India’s health data future — from Hyderabad

Whether you are an investor, a hospital partner, a government body, or someone who wants to build this with us — we would love to talk.

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