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Date: 2026-03-13 Category: LOKSABHA_QNA State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Status of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 308* TO BE ANSWERED ON THE 13THMARCH, 2026 STATUS OF AYUSHMAN BHARAT DIGITAL MISSION *308. DR. K SUDHAKAR: DR. HEMANT VISHNU SAVARA: Will the MINISTER OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government has any data of the progress of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), including the number of ABHA IDs created and the measures taken to expand their use in clinical services across the country, State-wise including Odisha and Keonjhar Lok Sabha Constituency, Surguja district of Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh and Palnadu district, Palghar in Maharashtra and Chhindwara district of Madhya Pradesh; (b) the steps taken by the Government to improve interoperability and standardisation of hospital information systems across the States in the country especially in Maharashtra and Palghar district, Odisha, Surguja district of Chhattisgarh and Andhra Pradesh; (c) whether the Government is leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public healthcare for diagnostics, fraud detection and population health management in the country; (d) if so, the details thereof, State-wise including Odisha and Keonjhar Lok Sabha Constituency along with the safeguards in place to ensure its transparent, responsible and ethical use; and (e) the details of implementation of ABDM in the country with specific data on the number of ABHA IDs created, health facilities onboarded and digital health records generated, State-wise including Karnataka? ANSWER THE MINISTER OFHEALTH AND FAMILYWELFARE (SHRI JAGAT PRAKASH NADDA) (a) to (e) AStatement is laid on the Table of the House.STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLYTO LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 308* FOR 13TH MARCH, 2026 (a) to (e): The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) was launched by the Government of India in September 2021 to support the development of an integrated, citizen-centric national digital health ecosystem. As on 9th March, 2026, a total of 86,57,85,821 Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA) have been created, 90,38,49,616 health records have been linked with ABHA, 4,76,712 health facilities have been registered on Health Facility Registry (HFR), 8,25,737 healthcare professionals have been registered on Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR), and 2,56,221 healthcare facilities are using ABDM-enabled software. The initiatives undertaken to expand use of ABHA in clinical services across the country, include: i. Scan and Share - This is a QR-code-based OPD registration service which helps reduce patient waiting times. As on 9th March 2026, 19.78 crore registrations have been enabled using Scan and Share in 26,609 facilities across 36 states/UTs. ii. Scanand Pay -ThisisaQRcodebasedbillpaymentservice,whichhelpspatients to pay seamlessly for diagnostics in hospitals. As on 9th March 2026, 20 facilities have operationalized Scan and Pay, recording 36,038 payment transactions. iii. eSushrut Lite HMIS – Developed in collaboration with CDAC as a lightweight, Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) specifically for clinics and small hospitals. As on 9th March 2026, 302 facilities (153 private and 149 government) are using this system. iv. Personal health records (PHR) - Citizens can choose from among 26 PHR applications [24 private and 2 government apps], to easily access their health records and share them securely and seamlessly. The state-wise list of ABHA created, health facilities onboarded and digital health records generated till 9th March 2026 is mentioned in Annexure. While creating ABHA,only district-level details are captured. Keonjhar Lok Sabha Constituency comprises districts of Kendujhar and Mayurbhanj. The details of district-wise ABHAs created in the Kendujhar and Mayurbhanj districts of Keonjhar Lok Sabha Constituency, Surguja district of Chhattisgarh, Palnadu district of Andhra Pradesh, Palghar district of Maharashtra and Chindwara district of Madhya Pradesh as on 9th March 2026 are mentioned below: Health Healthcare Facilities Professionals Registered on Registered on District State Name ABHAs Created HFR HPR Kendujhar Odisha 17.7 Lakh 449 6 Mayurbhanj Odisha 23.7 Lakh 711 7 Surguja Chhattisgarh 8.4 Lakh 493 1428 Palnadu Andhra Pradesh 8.8 Lakh 1244 1199 Palghar Maharashtra 17.9 Lakh 1079 2461 Madhya Chindwara Pradesh 17.9 lakh 433 174 ABDM enables interoperability by establishing common health data standards and developing registries for individuals, health facilities, healthcare professionals, and other necessary components. This allows various digital health systems across both public and private healthcare ecosystems to exchange data across healthcare providers, even when they use different digital platforms. The ABDM enabled Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) being used in the public health facilities of the State of Andhra Pradesh are NIC NextGen and Dr Care HMIS, NIC e-Hospital in Chhattisgarh, and CDAC e-Sushrut in Maharashtra and Odisha. The Ministry has developed several AI solutions, including the Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) in e-Sanjeevani, Media Disease Surveillance under Integrated DiseaseSurveillance Program (IDSP), Diabetic Retinopathy (DR identification solution) etc. Some of these AI solutions are operational in collaboration with central and state health institutions. Further, the Ministry launched the Strategy for AI in Healthcare in India (SAHI) and the Benchmarking Open Data Platform for Health AI (BODH) on 17th February 2026 during the India AI Impact Summit. SAHI is a national guidance framework to enable the safe, ethical, evidence-based, and inclusive adoption of Artificial Intelligence across India’s healthcare system. In addition to the above, under AB PM-JAY, the National Anti-Fraud Unit (NAFU) uses AI and ML-based triggers to strengthen fraud detection and prevention. These triggers analyse large volumes of real-time data on hospital admissions, treatment patterns and provider behaviour, and help detect unusual trends or irregularities at an early stage so that potential misuse can be identified in a timely manner.Annexure State-wise details of Ayushman Bharat Health Accounts (ABHAs) created, Health Facilities on boarded and Health Records Linked as on 9th March 2026 Healthcare Health Health ABHAs Professionals Facilities Records State/UT Created Registered on Registered on Linked to HPR HFR ABHA AndamanAndNicobar 4,67,594 1,250 374 2,64,232 Islands AndhraPradesh 4,91,19,153 67,046 30,468 10,49,28,236 ArunachalPradesh 5,04,600 3,298 664 1,98,967 Assam 2,32,43,809 25,082 16,783 36,20,370 Bihar 6,19,15,225 49,056 30,994 6,53,18,930 Chandigarh 9,97,901 5,058 932 20,59,767 Chhattisgarh 2,53,44,523 33,612 11,883 2,07,83,326 Delhi 1,01,38,822 23,665 2,503 1,29,02,654 DNHDD 8,56,110 1,202 594 25,97,978 Goa 9,53,947 3,590 1,143 4,89,646 Gujarat 5,02,66,324 25,521 18,609 3,93,82,902 Haryana 1,81,13,163 17,506 6,392 1,01,30,490 HimachalPradesh 63,99,945 5,433 4,513 24,76,369 JammuAndKashmir 1,10,12,575 15,682 6,853 1,10,97,275 Jharkhand 1,72,64,587 19,247 7,587 1,32,77,729 Karnataka 3,67,19,240 69,804 62,268 1,99,89,967 Kerala 2,58,30,538 42,714 10,680 3,36,37,675 Ladakh 4,08,697 1,238 399 6,80,420 Lakshadweep 1,08,344 320 87 77,485Healthcare Health Health ABHAs Professionals Facilities Records State/UT Created Registered on Registered on Linked to HPR HFR ABHA Madhya Pradesh 5,68,54,347 17,153 18,237 2,40,63,251 Maharashtra 6,88,31,148 92,477 33,811 2,14,99,837 Manipur 12,47,101 4,503 793 15,89,896 Meghalaya 15,18,705 4,476 1,216 11,24,033 Mizoram 7,52,498 3,101 812 6,49,818 Nagaland 8,32,007 1,913 1,325 3,81,988 Odisha 4,18,26,966 1,603 9,018 89,50,874 Puducherry 12,02,038 4,540 462 7,69,704 Punjab 1,65,12,831 16,928 8,962 1,17,98,555 Rajasthan 6,61,90,422 93,729 48,912 3,48,24,268 Sikkim 4,63,566 2,434 475 20,679 TamilNadu 1,96,72,972 23,856 17,345 39,81,604 Telangana 2,82,59,609 26,142 18,649 88,76,811 Tripura 31,69,228 5916 3,240 25,97,169 UttarPradesh 14,78,54,594 1,05,366 73,696 13,61,10,480 Uttarakhand 74,70,143 10,587 8,028 83,56,074 WestBengal 5,04,12,522 1,443 12,688 1,58,91,139 Note - The above data does not include 1,13,66,996 ABHA and 27,43,50,032 Health Records as that data has not been populated according to State/UT name, since earlier capture of state and district information was not in mandatory fields during ABHA creation through demographic authentication. The state and district fields have been made mandatory since September 2023. *****

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