For governments and funders.
What a state or funder needs to decide: how the programme fits existing schemes, what is committed at each phase, who does what, and how progress is reported.
The evidence
The need is measured and large.
National figures from published government and peer-reviewed sources.
Policy fit
Built to strengthen what already exists.
Ayushman Bharat
Extends screening and follow-up to the household, linked to Ayushman Arogya Mandirs.
National Health Mission
Feeds non-communicable disease screening data into existing programmes.
Digital health
Records designed for ABHA linkage under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.
Maternal & child health
Works alongside the anganwadi networks already in place.
Rural livelihoods
Creates local health jobs for women from self-help groups and anganwadi pools.
Nabhya Health is an independent organisation. Listing a scheme here describes alignment, not endorsement.
Commitments
What is committed, phase by phase.
- 00
Scoping
Scope: Agree geography, integration with existing schemes and phase-gate criteria
Decision pointApprove Phase 1 plan
- 01
Phase 1 · Year 1
Scope: 15 lakh people, 3 lakh families
Decision pointAudited outcome report, then review
- 02
Phase 2 · Year 2
Scope: 35 lakh more people, 50 lakh in total
Decision pointAudited outcome report, then review
- 03
Phase 3 · Year 3
Scope: 50 lakh more people, 1 crore in total
Decision pointFinal audited outcome report
Year 1
15 lakh
people
- families
- 3 lakh
- Health Points
- ~3,000
Year 2
50 lakh
people
- families
- 10 lakh
- Health Points
- ~10,000
Year 3
1 crore
people
- families
- 20 lakh
- Health Points
- ~20,000
Roles
Who does what.
Nabhya Health, subject to agreement
- Programme design and implementation planning
- Technology and digital health infrastructure
- Citizen registration and health data management
- Healthcare, diagnostic and telemedicine partnerships
- Training and management of implementation teams
- Dashboards, monitoring and impact assessment
Government and funding partners
Roles, approvals and support are agreed during scoping.
For funders
How costs are set.
Costs are calculated per family and finalised with each partner after scoping. We walk through the cost model, and what it includes, in a briefing.
Coverage planner
What would it take in your area?
Enter a number of families and see the Health Points, Health Agents and phasing the model implies.
Governance
Every programme shows its work.
Four commitments a department can hold us to.
01Phase gates
Each phase ends with an audited outcome report. The next phase starts only after it is reviewed.
02Medical supervision
A specialist panel oversees clinical decisions and reviews cases.
03Live dashboards
Officials see enrolment, screening, referrals and follow-ups as they happen.
04Data protection by design
Built to comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and designed for ABDM and ABHA interoperability. Consent comes before any record is created.
Questions
What officials ask first.
Is the programme running today?
No. It is a proposed pilot. No enrolment has begun and no outcomes have been reported.
Does it replace existing health workers or facilities?
No. It is designed to complement them, extending screening and follow-up to the household and linking people to existing facilities.
What happens if Phase 1 falls short?
The programme does not scale. Each phase begins only after the previous phase's audited outcome report has been reviewed.
Who is accountable for clinical decisions?
Qualified doctors, under specialist supervision. The AI risk engine prioritises cases; it does not diagnose.
How is personal data protected?
The platform is built to comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, with consent before any record is created. Officials see programme dashboards.
Briefing pack
Take the model into your next meeting.
A short summary of the case, the model, the proposed pilot and its safeguards, for officials to share internally.
Next steps
Start with a conversation.
Three steps, and no commitment until the plan is agreed.
- 01
Briefing
A 30-minute walk-through of the model, the phases and the safeguards.
- 02
Scoping
We work with your officials on geography, numbers and links to existing schemes.
- 03
Phased plan
A Phase 1 plan with agreed phase-gate criteria, before any commitment.