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ABDM and ABHA for clinics

India's digital health rails, ABDM, can feel like an alphabet soup of ABHA, HFR, HPR, and HPID. This hub puts our ABDM guides in one place so a clinic can understand what each piece is and decide what, if anything, to do about it today.

Start with the explainer for the lay of the land, then follow the how-to for whichever registration you need. We describe ABDM as a direction of travel, and we never claim a certification we have not earned.

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ABHA and ABDM explained for clinics

What ABDM, ABHA numbers, and the health registries mean for a clinic in India: what's optional, what's useful, and how to start without the jargon.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ABDM mandatory for clinics?
Registering on ABDM is voluntary for running a private clinic; it is not a licence to see patients. It becomes practically important for things like AB-PMJAY empanelment, and several states have begun linking schemes to it. The direction of travel is wider adoption.
What is the difference between ABHA, HFR, and HPR?
ABHA is a patient's health account and number. The Health Facility Registry (HFR) registers the clinic as a facility. The Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR) registers the practitioner. The explainer guide walks through how they connect.
Is Avinya Plus ABDM certified?
No, and we will not claim a badge we have not earned. Avinya Plus keeps structured, exportable records and is building toward ABDM-style interoperability as the ecosystem matures. We describe only what the product actually does today.

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