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ABDM Connect

ABDM (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission) Connect is a core component of EKA Connect that enables healthcare systems to integrate seamlessly with India’s national digital health infrastructure. The ABDM Connector is designed as a powerful, plug-and-play API suite that simplifies interoperability with the ABDM ecosystem. It supports integration across Electronic Health Records (EHRs), Hospital Management Systems (HMS), and digital health platforms while ensuring compliance with ABDM standards. Read more : (API Reference - abdm-connect) section.

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Key Features

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Full Support for ABDM Functionalities

Provides end-to-end coverage of ABDM workflows, including:
  • ABHA (Health ID) creation and linking
  • Consent management
  • Health record discovery and sharing
  • Patient and provider identity workflows
  • ABDM-compliant data exchange

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Flexible Infrastructure Options

Choose the deployment model that fits your organization:
  • Shared cloud infrastructure
    • Rapid deployment with minimal operational overhead
  • Private cloud deployment
    • Greater control, customization, and security

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Use Cases

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Hospital and Clinic ABDM Integration

Enable hospitals and clinics to connect their HMS or EHR systems to ABDM for compliant health record sharing and patient identity workflows.

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ABHA Creation and Linking

Support seamless ABHA creation and linking during registration, onboarding, or consultations. Implement standardized consent flows to securely share health records between patients, providers, and health information users.

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Digital Health Platform Enablement

Integrate ABDM capabilities into telemedicine, diagnostics, pharmacy, and wellness platforms to participate in the national health ecosystem.

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Provider Network Onboarding

Onboard large hospital networks, clinic chains, or partner providers onto ABDM using standardized APIs and workflows.

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Interoperable Health Record Access

Enable discovery, retrieval, and exchange of patient health records across ABDM-connected systems.

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Notes & Considerations

  • ABDM compliance required
    Integrations must follow ABDM technical, security, and policy guidelines.
  • Consent-first architecture
    All health data exchange is governed by patient consent and ABDM protocols.
  • Deployment flexibility
    Choose shared or private infrastructure based on compliance, scale, and control requirements.
  • Operational readiness
    Organizations should prepare for ABDM certification, sandbox testing, and production onboarding.
  • Scalability
    Designed to support high-volume, national-scale healthcare integrations.

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Ideal For

  • Hospitals and clinic networks
  • EHR and HMS vendors
  • Digital health platforms
  • Diagnostic labs and pharmacies
  • Healthcare technology partners
Read more : (API Reference - abdm-connect) section.