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Date: 2026-06-29 Category: Press Release State: Union Government Country: India

Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda Launches eSushrut@clinic – light ABDM enabled HMIS made by C-DAC for small clinics

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**Executive Summary** Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda launched eSushrut@clinic, a lightweight, cloud-based Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) developed by C-DAC for small outpatient clinics. The initiative aims to provide an affordable, government-backed digital solution to replace manual processes and enhance the adoption of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM). Key highlights include a three-month free trial period and subsidized monthly subscription rates facilitated through a memorandum of understanding with the National Health Authority (NHA). **Key Points / Main Content** **Platform Purpose and Accessibility** * **Targeted Solution:** Specifically designed for small outpatient clinics, government Primary Health Centres (PHCs), Health and Wellness Centres (HWCs), and Subcenters that find large-scale HMIS too complex or costly. * **Cloud-Based Architecture:** Accessible from any device without the need for complex hardware setups or advanced technical expertise. * **Current Adoption:** Over 800 health facilities are already onboarded, and the broader eSushrut software is being implemented in more than 15 AIIMS and various state hospitals. **Operational Features and Security** * **Automation:** Simplifies clinic operations including patient registration, billing, MIS reporting, and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS). * **ABDM Integration:** Includes latest digital health features such as ABHA (Ayushman Bharat Health Account) creation, "Scan & Share" functionality, and speech-to-text workflows. * **Verification Standards:** Requires Healthcare Professionals Registry (HPR) and Healthcare Facilities Registry (HFR) onboarding, ensuring only authentic, registered doctors can use the platform. **Financial and Support Framework** * **Subsidized Pricing:** The standard cost of ₹499/month for five users is reduced to an effective rate of ₹299/month via an NHA discount. * **Incentives:** The software is offered at no cost for the initial three months; additional users beyond the five-user limit are charged at ₹50 per user. * **Institutional Support:** Under a new MoU, C-DAC handles software maintenance and upgrades, while the NHA provides financial support for SMS charges and cloud hosting. * **Customer Support:** NHA will provide L1 support via call centers, with staff training and quality audits conducted by C-DAC. **Impact Analysis** **Small Outpatient Clinics and Private Practitioners** **Impact** Clinics can transition from manual to digital processes using an affordable, government-backed system that reduces errors and simplifies compliance with national digital health standards. **Action Required** Clinics must complete the HPR and HFR onboarding process to verify their credentials before they can utilize the software. **Government Healthcare Facilities (PHCs, HWCs, and Subcenters)** **Impact** Small-scale public facilities gain access to a "light" HMIS tailored to their specific needs, facilitating easier digitization in regions where adoption is currently nascent. **Action Required** State and Union Territory authorities must coordinate the rollout and ensure staff are available for training provided by C-DAC and the NHA. **National Health Authority (NHA) and C-DAC** **Impact** The NHA takes on a facilitating and financial role to drive ABDM adoption, while C-DAC serves as the technical developer and auditor. **Action Required** NHA must manage the financial disbursement for hosting and SMS charges, while C-DAC must ensure continuous software upgradation and L1 support training.

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eSushrut@clinic: A lightweight, government-backed, and cloud-based Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) specifically designed for small outpatient clinics to digitize operations. Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM): The national digital health framework that the eSushrut@clinic software is integrated with to facilitate health records and digital identification. National Health Authority (NHA): The primary agency providing financial support, subsidies, and L1 support to increase the adoption of the software and digital health standards. Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC): The technical organization that developed eSushrut@clinic and is responsible for its maintenance, upgradation, and staff training. Jagat Prakash Nadda: The Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare who officially launched the eSushrut@clinic initiative.
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Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda Launches eSushrut@clinic – light ABDM enabled HMIS made by C-DAC for small clinics eSushrut@Clinic will address inefficiencies in digitization of health system in small clinics and the need for a government backed and affordable HMIS प्रव तथ: 29 JUN 2026 4:54PM by PIB Delhi Many small outpatient clinics face challenges with manual processes and lack of affordable digital solutions. Large HMIS (Hospital Management Information System) are often too complex and costly for these clinics. As a result, clinics struggle with inefficiencies in digitization of health system. The need of having a government backed and an affordable HMIS has been coming from various microsite participants in spite of a large number of private HMIS players. Many States/UTs have also expressed interest to use a light HMIS for their public facilities. Given that the digitization in the healthcare sector is still nascent, making available an HMIS for them would be useful for the adoption of ABDM. To address this issue, Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda launched the e-Sushrut@Clinic, here today. eSushrut@Clinic, a light HMIS was created by C-DAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) to address these challenges by providing a simple, affordable, and user-friendly digital solution specifically tailored for small outpatient clinics. It is proposed to open this HMIS for government PHCs, HWCs, Subcenters and private clinics. Currently, 800+ health facilities are onboarded on eSushrut@Clinic, generating over 680 health records. C-DAC is also implementing the eSushrut software, which is being installed at more than 15 AIIMS and in various State government hospitals. Features: e-Sushrut@Clinic provides a lightweight, cloud-based HMIS designed specifically for outpatient clinics which includes: Automates Clinic Operations: Simplifies tasks like patient registration, billing, MIS reporting, Speech to text workflow and Clinical Decision Support System, making work easier and reducing mistakes. Affordable Solution: A budget-friendly option for small healthcare facilities and clinics, allowing them to embrace digital healthcare without high costs Easy to Use: Designed to be simple and intuitive, with no technical expertise needed from clinic staff. Cloud-Based System: A simple platform that can be accessed from any device, without needing complex setups. HPR and HFR are part of the onboarding process. Non HPR doctors cannot use this ensuring that only authentic doctors are able to use eSushrut@Clinic ABDM related latest features will be part of the package (for eg. Find ABHA, CDSS, Scan & Share, Speech to text)The National Health Authority (NHA), as part of its role to increase the adoption of Digital Health & ABDM is signing an MoU with C-DAC. Under the MoU, C-DAC will take care of maintenance and upgradation of the software while NHA will provide facilitation and financial support. The financial support proposed to be given to C-DAC is on the following accounts: SMS charges to the patients regarding ABDM and other notifications Cloud hosting charges of application NHA is also extending the services of the call center to provide L1 support to the customers. The training of the call center employees and the audit of quality will be done by C-DAC. The cost of eSushrut@clinic is estimated to be ₹499/month for 5 users. Under the MoU of NHA, a discount of ₹200 will be given making the effective rate to be ₹299/month. The software will be offered at no cost for the initial 3 months. Each additional user beyond the included 5-user limit will be charged at a rate of ₹50 per user. *** SR HFW/HFM Launch of eSushrut@Clinic/29June2026/4 (रलीज़ आईडी: 2278996) आगंतुक पटल : 415 इस वज्ञ को इन भाषाओ ंम पढ़: Urdu , Marathi , ही , Tamil , Telugu

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