Building India's Healthcare Operating System
One platform for every department — appointments, records, billing, pharmacy, and labs in a single system.
ABDM-integrated and DPDP-compliant, with patient data hosted securely in India.
AI-assisted radiology reporting to help clinicians read scans faster and more consistently.
About Us
Who We Are
AI Healthcare Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. is a healthtech company headquartered in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. We build unified digital infrastructure for hospitals powered by AI — bringing appointments, patient records, billing, pharmacy, laboratory, and radiology into a single connected platform.
Most Indian hospitals run on a patchwork of disconnected systems. Appointments live in one tool, billing in another, lab results in a third, and patient records often still on paper. Information does not flow between departments, which means duplicated work for staff, delays for patients, and clinical decisions made with incomplete history.
Smaller and mid-sized hospitals feel this most sharply. Enterprise hospital software is priced for large corporate chains and takes months to deploy. The 20-to-200 bed hospitals that deliver most of India's care are left choosing between expensive systems they cannot fully use and cheap tools that solve only one problem at a time.
We started AI Healthcare Solutions to close that gap — to give every hospital, regardless of size, a single system that works the way Indian healthcare actually works. Our platform is built ABDM-first, so hospitals can link patient records to ABHA numbers and exchange records securely across India's national health data network. All patient data is hosted on secure cloud infrastructure within India, with consent-based handling aligned to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
The platform also handles insurance and TPA workflows — claim submission, tracking, and settlement — so hospitals can manage cashless treatment and reimbursements without leaving the system.
We are headquartered in Tirupati and build for hospitals across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu, with plans to expand across South India.
