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Today, the digital health landscape in India has evolved, with many records now being digital and citizens able to create a unique health ID, known as ABHA. This system links patient records to their ABHA accounts, though widespread adoption is still underway, with a governmental directive for all providers to connect within the next three years.
As part of this, in In February 2022, India's India’s National Health Authority signed off approved the integration of Driefcase with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Health Mission (ABDM): , allowing Driefcase launched to launch a faster check-in service for ABDM.
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Each day, 80,000 patients register for an ABHA ID through Driefcase, thanks to aided by informative posters in hospitals and on-ground site interns stationed in 150 hospitals across India. The user acquisition cost remains quite notably low- a few cents per user.
In order to To better understand these numbers betterfigures, it is useful to put them into context of the numbers of India's helpful to consider them in the context of India’s broader statistics:
Currently, around 600 million Indians have possess ABHA IDs, but with 80% of these have having been created generated through government programmes, leaving many patients unaware of themtheir existence. Approximately one-sixth of these users—around users—about 80 to 100 million—have voluntarily created an ABHA ID. Every Each day, 250,000 people either register for or use their ABHA IDs.
Of the aforementioned these 250,000 patientsdaily users, 50% use utilise Driefcase, whether for either registering or returning visits.
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