Built for connected care

One system for every care handoff.

Clinical work, patient access and standards-based exchange in one connected layer—starting with India’s ABDM.

India · active focusAustralia + U.S. · architecture contexts
Clinical workspaceEncounter active
Clinician-reviewedPatient-linkedExchange-ready
India96.43 croreABHA IDs · Aug 2026Australia2.4B+documents · Jul 2026United States43%hospitals routinely interoperable · 2023

Digital rails are growing. The work now is making continuity routine at the point of care.

01 / Platform

Three responsibilities. One care journey.

Nirvya connects what happens inside a facility to what the patient can access and what the health system can exchange.

01

Clinical workspace

Structure encounters, prescriptions and facility workflows where care begins.

Explore clinical workspace
02

Patient connect

Return appointments, prescriptions and records through accessible digital channels.

Explore patient connect
03

Health exchange

Turn signed care events into consent-aware, standards-based records.

Explore health exchange

The continuity gap changes by country.

We use official data to understand the operating context, then adapt the exchange layer without rewriting the care product.

Active product focus

National-scale digital rails now need to become routine care workflows.

Nirvya is building ABDM-aware clinical, patient and exchange workflows for this operating context.

96.43 croreABHA health IDs
110+ crorelinked health records
5.47 lakh+registered health facilities
Government of India · 12 Aug 2026
02 / Pilot

Start with one care journey.

A useful pilot has a bounded workflow, named responsibilities and evidence agreed before implementation begins.

Define a pilot
  1. 1.0

    Scope.

    Name the facility, patient path, participants and decision boundary.

  2. 2.0

    Connect.

    Configure the minimum clinical, patient and exchange modules required.

  3. 3.0

    Measure.

    Review the agreed operational evidence before deciding what should expand.

03 / Open infrastructure

Inspect the layer that makes records portable.

Krama Core is Nirvya’s Apache 2.0 licensed Python foundation for standards-based health records and ABDM-oriented integrations.

KRAMA COREAPACHE 2.0
from krama.fhir import
  create_op_consult_bundle

bundle = create_op_consult_bundle(
  patient, practitioner, diagnosis
)
Illustrative shape. See the repository for current interfaces.
A clear place to begin

Make the next handoff work.

Tell us which care journey your facility or health system needs to improve.

Request a pilot