Healthcare
Healthcare software development for hospitals, hospital chains and pharma
Hospital chains rarely need another product demo. They need their existing hospital software made accessible, compliant, secure and faster, a missing module built, or ABDM connected. We do that work, and build complete systems where nothing suitable exists.
What healthcare software does Infovion build?
Infovion Technologies, a software company in Pune, India, builds and improves software for hospitals, hospital chains, clinics, diagnostic labs, pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies: hospital management systems (HMS/HIS), electronic medical records, patient apps and portals, lab and pharmacy modules, ABDM integration (ABHA and milestones M1 to M3), insurance claim workflows and dashboards across branches. It also audits and upgrades existing healthcare applications for WCAG accessibility, DPDP Act data protection, security and performance, working on the system you already have where that costs less than replacing it.
Updated 5 November 2026 by Infovion Technologies, Pune.
Scope
What we deliver
Hospital management systems
OPD, IPD, EMR, pharmacy, lab, billing, insurance and one patient record across every hospital in a chain.
ABDM integration
ABHA creation and Scan and Share (M1), health record linking (M2) and consented record fetching (M3), in FHIR R4.
WCAG accessibility
Patient apps, booking flows, reports and websites audited and fixed to WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 Level AA.
DPDP Act compliance
Consent, notices, data rights, retention, breach response and security safeguards built into your applications.
Upgrading an existing application
Audits of performance, security, accessibility and code, then fixes and new modules on your current system.
Pharma and pharmacy software
Batch and QC records, inventory by batch and expiry, QR traceability and pharmacy chain billing.
What hospital chains ask us for
- A WCAG accessibility audit of the patient app, website and booking flow, with the fixes
- DPDP Act readiness: consent, privacy notices, patient data requests, deletion and breach response
- ABDM milestones M1 to M3 on their existing HMIS
- One patient record and central reports across branches
- Faster, more secure versions of applications that have grown slow over the years
- Integration of the HMIS with lab (LIS), imaging (PACS), insurance and payment systems
Standards and rules we build to
- ABDM: ABHA, Health Facility Registry, Healthcare Professionals Registry, consent manager
- HL7 FHIR R4, with the NRCeS profiles used by ABDM
- WCAG 2.1 Level AA (adopted by GIGW 3.0) and WCAG 2.2
- DPDP Act, 2023 and DPDP Rules, 2025 (main obligations from 13 May 2027)
- CERT-In directions: incident reporting within 6 hours, logs kept 180 days in India
- Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, 2020, for teleconsultation features
- NABH Digital Health Standards for hospitals (2nd edition launched September 2025), where the hospital is pursuing them
Improve your existing application, or replace it?
Most hospitals should improve what they have: the staff know it, the data is in it, and a migration is risky during operations. Replacement makes sense when the vendor has gone, the technology can no longer be secured, or the system cannot support more hospitals. We start with an audit and give you the cost of both.
Where Infovion stands in healthcare
Our delivered products are in education, a multi-tenant school ERP with eight role portals, online payments and DPDP data-processing agreements, and in jewellery retail, plus accessible government websites to GIGW 3.0. We do not sell a ready-made hospital product, and we do not hold NABH or ABDM certificates ourselves: ABDM milestone approval is given by the National Health Authority to your software after testing. For a large hospital chain we usually begin with a paid audit or a single module, so you can judge the work before a larger commitment.
Sources: Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (NHA) · NRCeS: FHIR profiles for ABDM · W3C: WCAG 2.2 · MeitY: Data protection framework (DPDP Act and Rules) · CERT-In directions under section 70B(6), 28 April 2022 · MoHFW: Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, 2020 · NABH: accreditation and digital health standards
Deliverables
- Audit report: accessibility, DPDP, security and performance findings with costs
- Phased plan that keeps the hospital running during changes
- Code in your repository, hosting in India in your accounts
- Test evidence for accessibility and ABDM milestones
- Documentation and training for IT and clinical staff
- Annual maintenance contract with response times by severity
Typical clients
- Hospital chains and multi-specialty hospitals
- Clinics, polyclinics and day-care centres
- Diagnostic labs and imaging centres
- Pharmacies and pharmacy chains
- Pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors
- Healthtech startups
Technologies
React, Next.js, Node.js, NestJS, React Native, PostgreSQL, HL7 FHIR R4, ABDM APIs, Hosting in India (AWS Mumbai or Indian data centres)
Cost and timeline
Cost of healthcare software development in India
Indicative budget ranges for the Indian market in 2026, provided for planning. Each project receives its own fixed-price proposal after an initial consultation.
| Project type | Typical budget |
|---|---|
| Audit of an existing healthcare app (accessibility, DPDP, security) | ₹1 – 3 lakh |
| New module or integration for an existing HMIS | ₹2 – 10 lakh |
| Custom HMS for one hospital | ₹15 – 40 lakh |
| Platform for a hospital chain | ₹40 lakh and above |
Timeline. Audits in two to four weeks; modules in six to twelve weeks; a full HMS in phases over six to twelve months.
Factors that affect cost
- Number of hospitals, departments and user roles
- Integrations: lab, imaging, insurance, ABDM, payments
- Data migration from the current system
- Mobile apps for patients or doctors
- Accessibility and compliance scope
Process
How the project is delivered
01Week 1
Discovery
An initial consultation, followed by a requirements workshop for larger projects, to understand processes, users and objectives.
02Within 2 business days
Proposal
A written scope, milestone plan and fixed-price proposal, so cost and timeline are agreed before work begins.
031–3 weeks
Design
Wireframes and a clickable prototype reviewed with your team before development starts.
042-week sprints
Development
Fortnightly releases to a staging environment, with a review at the end of each sprint.
051–2 weeks
Testing and launch
Functional and security testing, user acceptance testing, data migration, training and go-live.
06Ongoing
Support
Thirty days of post-launch support, followed by an optional maintenance contract.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you build hospital management software?
Yes. We build hospital management systems to order, from single modules to platforms for hospital chains, and extend or modernise existing ones. We do not sell a ready-made product.
Can you make our existing hospital app WCAG compliant?
Yes. We audit the app, website and booking flows against WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 Level AA with screen readers and keyboards, fix the code and retest. See our WCAG accessibility audit page.
Can you help a hospital chain prepare for the DPDP Act?
Yes, on the software side: data mapping, consent and notices, patient data requests, retention and deletion, security safeguards and breach response. Most obligations under the DPDP Rules apply from 13 May 2027. Your lawyer or DPO decides the legal positions; we build them into the systems.
Do you do ABDM integration?
Yes: ABHA creation and verification and Scan and Share (M1), linking and sharing health records (M2) and fetching records with consent (M3), developed in NHA's sandbox and taken through its testing.
Where will patient data be hosted?
In India, in accounts owned by the hospital, with encryption, role-based access and audit logs.
Have you built software for hospitals before?
Our delivered products are a school ERP, jewellery retail software and accessible government websites. Healthcare is a sector we are entering, which is why we suggest starting with an audit or one module so you can judge our work first.
Do you work with hospitals outside India?
Yes, including the Gulf. For clients outside India, see outsourcing software development to India for USD pricing.
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