UHIN’s technology is ready. The ABDM framework is live. But connecting 1.4 billion Indians — including the 65% who live in rural areas — requires active government partnership at every level: Union, State, District, Block, and Panchayat.
India’s digital health divide is stark. 80% of healthcare specialists serve just 28% of the population (urban). 65% of Indians live in villages where smartphones are scarce, internet is unreliable, and awareness of ABHA is near zero.
UHIN provides the technology. The government provides the mandate, infrastructure, human capital, and grassroots reach. Together, we can give every Indian their lifelong health record.
Involve Gram Panchayat (GP) leaders as ABHA ambassadors. Every GP should have a designated Digital Sevak trained by UHIN + NHA to create ABHA for villagers using Aadhaar, with UHIN kiosks placed at Panchayat offices.
ASHA workers (10.4 lakh across India) and ANMs are the last mile of Indian healthcare. Training them to use UHIN’s mobile app for ABHA creation, basic record entry, and referral tracking will transform rural health data quality overnight.
31,882 PHCs need a minimum digital kit to run UHIN: a computer or tablet, broadband or 4G SIM, an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and a barcode scanner for ABHA QR. Without this, ABDM compliance is impossible at the primary care level.
Awareness is the biggest gap. Most Indians — even those who have ABHA numbers — don’t know they can use them at hospitals. A Swachh Bharat-scale IEC campaign for ABHA would change this in 12 months.
ABDM compliance is currently voluntary for private hospitals not under AB-PMJAY. To make UHIN’s cross-facility records truly universal, every Clinical Establishments Act-registered hospital must become an ABDM HIP within a defined timeline.
State-level MoUs between UHIN and State Health Authorities (SHA) will give UHIN direct access to government hospital onboarding, district health data flows, and integration with the state HMIS. District Health Data Centres can act as analytics and training hubs.
Sign MoU with Telangana State Health Authority and Telangana Health Mission. Identify 3 district hospitals + 10 PHCs as pilot sites. Integrate with T-MIS (Telangana HMIS). UHIN team embedded at Warangal district hospital.
Partner with Zilla Parishad and DRDA for pilot in 50 Gram Panchayats across Warangal and Nalgonda districts. Train 50 GP Digital Sevaks. Target 1 lakh ABHA registrations in 3 months. ASHA workers trained on UHIN mobile app.
Work with NHM Telangana to deploy UHIN digital kit (tablet + UPS + 4G SIM) at 100 priority PHCs. Install eSushrut-Lite HMIS with UHIN ABDM integration. Train PHC Medical Officers and staff nurses. Activate ABHA Scan & Share at all 100 PHCs.
Complete ABDM HIP/HIU certification. Activate live cross-facility record transfer: PHC → CHC → District Hospital → Osmania General / Nizam’s Institute. Demonstrate zero-repeat-test patient journey to MoHFW team. State analytics dashboard live for CEO, Telangana Health.
Replicate Telangana playbook in AP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and UP — states with highest ABHA adoption and AB-PMJAY hospital density. MoHFW approval to include UHIN in NHA’s Digital Health Incentive Scheme (DHIS) as a certified technology partner.
We are ready to present to MoHFW, NHA, State Health Authorities, and Panchayat Raj institutions. Our pilot proposal, technical documentation, and ABDM compliance roadmap are available under NDA.