A simpler, safer way to carry your health identity

Most people's health information lives in ten different places at once: a paper prescription from one visit, a lab report on WhatsApp from another, an old file a previous clinic can no longer find. ArogyaCard started from a simple question: what if a single, secure card could help the right person see the right information, without handing over everything at once?

The card itself does not carry a medical record. It works as a secure identity and access key, and the information it can unlock is scoped by role: a pharmacy sees a valid prescription, a doctor sees relevant history after you approve it, and you always see the complete picture along with a record of who has accessed it.

We are building ArogyaCard for the realities of Indian healthcare: multiple providers, inconsistent record formats, and a genuine need for a system where sharing is deliberate rather than automatic. That is why we are designing with India's evolving digital-health ecosystem in mind, including future compatibility with frameworks like ABDM and ABHA, rather than claiming integration with them today.

ArogyaCard is currently in active development. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or issued by any government body, and we do not hold ABDM, ABHA, HIPAA, DPDP, or ISO 27001 certification. We would rather describe our progress honestly than overstate it.