We engineer ABDM/ABHA-compliant health platforms, AI-powered medical records analysers, and interoperable EHR systems — turning scattered patient data into secure, connected, and clinically useful health records.
DataSpeaks is recognized by the NHA for ABHA-integrated health data exchange — giving your platform a direct, compliant path onto the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission network.


What changes when your health platform speaks ABDM
Patient records scattered across hospitals, labs, and paper files
Manual data entry from lab reports and prescriptions
No standard way to exchange records between providers
Ad-hoc data sharing with no consent trail
No longitudinal view of a patient's health history
Compliance risk from inconsistent data handling
ABHA-linked, one-click record retrieval from connected hospitals & labs
AI extracts and structures reports in seconds — zero manual typing
FHIR/HL7-based interoperability across your provider network
Document-by-document consent, fully logged and revocable
Trend analysis across years, providers, and labs in one timeline
Architecture aligned to ABDM & HIPAA from day one
End-to-end engineering for ABDM-compliant, AI-powered health platforms
Connect your platform to India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission — ABHA ID creation, HIP/HIU gateway integration, and consent-based record exchange with hospitals and labs nationwide.
An OCR + NLP pipeline that reads lab reports, prescriptions, and scans — extracting structured biomarkers, normalizing units across labs, and flagging out-of-range results automatically.
Build or integrate electronic health record systems using FHIR R4, HL7v2/v3, and DICOM standards for seamless data exchange between hospitals, labs, and providers.
Secure, encrypted health record vaults and family health-locker apps with granular consent management, multi-profile support, and document capture via WhatsApp, email, or scan.
Longitudinal trend analysis, guideline-based grading against personal baselines, and clinical risk-scoring models spanning cardiovascular, metabolic, kidney, and liver health.
Video consultation platforms with wearable and vitals-device integration — blood pressure, heart rate, glucose, SpO2 — plus alerting workflows for care teams.
HIPAA and ABDM-aligned architecture with encryption at rest and in transit, full audit trails, and consent logging — built on our ISO 27001 and SOX compliance experience.
Conversational health assistants grounded in patient records, automated doctor-visit summaries, medication interaction checks, and adherence tracking.
Standards-based, secure, and built to scale
How patient data flows from source to secure, structured insight
A regulation-aware methodology from discovery to certification
Map data flows, consent models, and ABDM/HIPAA requirements against your current architecture
Design FHIR schemas, integrate with the ABDM sandbox, and define the security architecture
Sprint-based development of integrations, AI pipelines, and consent workflows with weekly demos
ABDM certification support, production rollout, monitoring, and team training
Exact timing still depends on your existing architecture, integration requirements, HIP/HIU responsibilities, certification requirements, data sources, security controls, and overall product scope.
Broader healthcare platform work
Explore our custom healthcare software development work for FHIR/HL7-native platforms, EHR integrations, telemedicine products, and healthcare applications.
Health tech engineering, backed by a decade of enterprise compliance and automation work
SOX automation and ISO 27001-certified security practices, applied to HIPAA and ABDM requirements.
45,000+ tasks automated annually for enterprise clients — the same engineering rigor powers our AI records analyser.
Years of building secure, multi-tenant SaaS — a natural fit for multi-provider, multi-family health platforms.
Integration experience across ServiceNow, SailPoint, and Azure AD translates directly to HIP/HIU gateway work.
A real platform we built end to end, with standards-based health-data architecture and ABDM-ready integration experience.
DataSpeaks built exahealth as an ABDM-ready health platform, with ABHA-linked record flows, consent-based exchange, and NHA-reviewed integration support.
It is a practical example of the kind of health-tech engineering this page is about: India-focused interoperability, secure record exchange, and product-level delivery around the ABDM ecosystem.
When a health platform needs broader engineering support, these capabilities usually sit around the ABDM layer.
For health-data pipelines, consented record exchange, and system-to-system flows, see our data integration services. data integration services.
For API orchestration and integration surfaces around provider, lab, and patient systems, see our API integration services. API integration services.
For the wider platform layer behind a health product, see our custom software development work. custom software development.
For healthcare infrastructure, deployment, and scaling support, see our cloud DevOps capabilities. cloud DevOps.
Answers on ABDM, ABHA, FHIR interoperability, and platform integration.
ABDM integration connects a health platform to India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission so it can exchange records, support consent-based access, and work with ABHA-linked identities and health data flows.
ABHA integration links a platform to the Ayushman Bharat Health Account layer so patient records can be associated with an interoperable digital health identity in a controlled, consent-led way.
A HIP shares health records from the provider side, while an HIU requests or consumes records on behalf of the patient or another approved workflow. The exact role depends on the platform design and ABDM responsibilities.
Yes, if the existing architecture can support the required consent, identity, and record-exchange workflows. The effort depends on current systems, data models, security controls, and integration scope.
FHIR provides a standard way to model, exchange, and structure health data so hospitals, labs, and provider systems can share information more consistently across platforms.
It depends on the existing architecture, ABDM roles, integration scope, certification requirements, data sources, and security needs. Smaller integrations can move faster than end-to-end platform builds.
Let's discuss your health data challenges and design a secure, compliant platform that connects patients, providers, and payers.
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