Ayushman Bharat Health Account - ABHA

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Create Ayushman Bharat Health Account – ABHA number

ABHA Number (Health ID) is a 14-digit unique number with which you can digitally link all your health records. Create your ABHA Health ID card using an Aadhaar number in less than 30 seconds using NiftyHMS.

Create ABHA

How to create ABHA or Health ID?

Individuals can create their ABHA in 3 easy steps:

1. Enter your 12 Digit Aadhaar card number and authenticate/verify with OTP

2. Enter Your Name, Gender and Date of Birth and Click on Continue

3. Create your PHR address, Select your state and district and Click on Continue

Your ABHA is created and stored in the NiftyHMS for your future reference.

The Benefits Of Creating ABHA number

CREATING ABHA IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS THE DIGITAL MISSION TO CREATE SAFER AND MORE EFFICIENT DIGITAL HEALTH RECORDS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Unique & Trustable Identity

Establish unique identity across different healthcare providers within the healthcare ecosystem

Unified Benefits

Link all healthcare benefits ranging from public health programmes to insurance schemes to your unique ABHA number

Hassle-free Access

Avoid long lines for registration in healthcare facilities across the country

Voluntary Opt-In

You can participate at your own free will and choose to create your ABHA number voluntarily

Easy PHR Sign Up

Seamless sign up for PHR (Personal Health Records) applications such as ABDM ABHA application for Health data sharing

Inclusive Access

Available to people with smartphones, tablets, and even no phones using assisted methods

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ABHA(Health ID)?

Under ABDM (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission), individuals can create Ayushman Bharat Health Account (ABHA) to manage their health records. It is a 14 digit number which is used to uniquely identifying individuals, authenticating them, and threading their health records.

What are the complete benefits of having an ABHA Health ID Card?

Check all private & public hospitals, clinics & other healthcare facilities in the country using the health facility registry.

Now you don’t have to stand in line for filling out the hospital admission form. Just share with them your ABHA Health ID card.
Get all the offers and benefits that are offered by the government & private healthcare facilities linked to your ABHA Health ID card.
Doctors can access the complete health history of the existing diseases, previous treatment, medicines, discharge summary, tests and reports, etc. This can help them to provide you with a better & timely treatment.
Check the doctors’ qualifications along with their details via the Healthcare Professional Registry (HPR), which is a repository of registered medical professionals, and all will be linked to your ABHA Health ID card.
Your ABHA Health ID card can also be used at AYUSH healthcare services, which include Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy.
All medical records are completely confidential & private & can only be shared with a healthcare service provider only with your consent.

Are my health records safe and secure?

NDHM does not store any of your health records. Your health records are stored with healthcare information providers as per their retention policies, and are shared over the NDHM network with encryption mechanisms only after your express consent.

How long will the registration take?

You can complete the registration in less than a minute. You need to fill your basic details, and authenticate your Mobile Number or Aadhaar Number.

I am not able to login after entering incorrect Password three times?

You can try other modes of authentication for login, If you have been locked out of your ABHA(Health ID) account via Password. On three consecutive incorrect attempts at a time, the method of authentication (Mobile OTP or Password or Aadhaar OTP) gets disabled for 12 hours. You can use the remaining methods to login, as applicable. Note: You will not be able to login for 12 hours once you have been locked out from all three methods of login.