MAA Yojana Compliance Rajasthan Hospital 2026: ABDM Guide
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MAA Yojana (Ex-Chiranjeevi) + RGHS + ABDM Compliance for Rajasthan Hospitals 2026
If you run a hospital in Rajasthan, the name on your scheme paperwork changed in February 2024 — and most of the real compliance pressure for 2026 has built up since then.
Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana was officially renamed Mukhyamantri Ayushman Arogya Yojana (MAAY / MAA Yojana) on 19 February 2024 by the BJP state government via RSHAA (Rajasthan State Health Assurance Agency). Same universal coverage, expanded benefits — annual cover now ₹25 lakh per family (one of India's most generous state covers), procedures expanded to 2,200+ packages, network of roughly 1,300 empanelled hospitals (about 778 state government + 8 central government + 521 private, per the RSHAA dashboard).
On top of MAA, most Rajasthan private hospitals are also empanelled under RGHS (Rajasthan Government Health Scheme — for state employees, pensioners, MLAs, judges and their dependants) — a separate scheme, separate portal (rghs.rajasthan.gov.in), separate audit track. And on top of both of those, ABDM M1/M2/M3 certification for your hospital management software is now baseline national expectation.
I'm Ashish Sharma, founder of Codingclave — based in Lucknow (Vrindavan Colony). We help Rajasthan hospitals get MAA + RGHS + ABDM compliant via remote-first delivery + scheduled Jaipur visits. This guide is the verified facts, the real costs, and the exact compliance stack.
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TL;DR — Rajasthan Hospital Compliance Path
| Your Hospital Status | Compliance Path | Cost (INR) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAA + RGHS empanelled, HMS already ABDM-certified | RSHAA + RGHS portal refresh + audit prep only | ₹50K – ₹2L | 2–4 weeks |
| MAA + RGHS empanelled, custom HMS without ABDM | ABDM M1/M2/M3 bolt-on + Safe-to-Host + portal docs | ₹7L – ₹18L | 10–14 weeks |
| MAA + RGHS empanelled, basic SaaS without ABDM | Migrate to ABDM SaaS OR custom + portal docs | ₹3L – ₹25L | 4–7 months |
| MAA + RGHS empanelled, paper / Excel | Full custom HMS + ABDM-native + dual portal empanelment | ₹22L – ₹45L | 9–14 months |
| Not yet empanelled (new application) | ABDM-ready HMS + RSHAA / RGHS empanelment | ₹10L – ₹30L | 5–9 months |
| Suspended / payments on hold | Audit remediation + ABDM upgrade + re-submission | ₹8L – ₹22L | 3–6 months |
What MAA Yojana + RGHS + ABDM Actually Requires (Plain Rajasthan Owner Guide)
The administrative stack is three layers — state-scheme (MAA via RSHAA), government-employee scheme (RGHS), and national (NHA, ABDM) — and you need all three running cleanly.
1. RSHAA Portal Documentation (MAA Yojana — maayojana.rajasthan.gov.in)
The Rajasthan-side artefacts RSHAA expects on file and refreshed periodically:
- Hospital registration under the Rajasthan Clinical Establishments Act (current, not expired)
- Building completion + fire safety NOC
- Bed strength and ward configuration matching submitted plan
- Department list with specialist coverage for each claimed MAA package category
- Doctor roster with HPR IDs (Healthcare Professional Registry, national)
- NABH / NABL accreditation certificates where claimed
- Pollution control + biomedical waste authorisation
- Equipment inventory (cath lab, dialysis units, OT equipment, etc.)
- Geo-tagged infrastructure photos (exterior, OPD, IPD, ICU, OT, labs, pharmacy)
- Recent ABHA-linked patient transactions as evidence of ABDM use
2. RGHS Portal Documentation (rghs.rajasthan.gov.in)
Per the published RGHS private hospital empanelment policy:
- Application fee: ₹5,000
- Performance guarantee: ₹1 lakh
- Essential lab diagnostic services + radiology (X-ray, ultrasound)
- 24×7 ambulance service
- Biomedical waste management compliance
- Fire safety compliance
- Fast-track empanelment if you are CGHS-empanelled or NABH-accredited
RGHS is a continuous-application process — you can apply year-round. Once empanelled, you accept periodic audits and surprise inspections from RGHS regional officers.
3. Physical Verification + Surprise Inspections
Both RSHAA and RGHS conduct on-ground audits. They verify:
- Documentation on file matches reality on the ground
- ABDM transactions visible in your production HMS (not just screenshots)
- Quality compliance — infection control, sterilisation protocols, biomedical waste segregation
- Patient grievance log and resolution evidence
- Claim authenticity for a sample of recent MAA / RGHS / PMJAY cases
- Bed availability and ward configuration matching declared plan
- Doctor presence matching declared roster
Rajasthan officials have shown they will act — recent reporting includes the principal secretary of health conducting surprise inspections at MDM Hospital Jodhpur, and eight private hospitals were de-empanelled in a recent crackdown on health irregularities (devdiscourse, 2025).
4. National ABDM Certification (NHA)
The part most Rajasthan hospitals still underestimate. Your hospital management software must hold:
- M1 (Health Information Exchange) — ABHA verification at OPD, linking patient records to ABHA ID
- M2 (Health Information Provider, HIP) — push FHIR R4 records (discharge summaries, lab reports, prescriptions, OP/IP encounters) to ABHA-linked PHRs
- M3 (Health Information User, HIU) — request and pull external patient records into your HMS with patient consent
Plus the hospital itself registered on HFR (Health Facility Registry), doctors on HPR (Healthcare Professional Registry), and a CERT-IN / STQC Safe-to-Host security audit on the HMS environment.
5. Ongoing Operating Compliance
- Periodic self-audit submissions on RSHAA + RGHS portals
- DPDP Act 2023 data-protection compliance (consent, breach reporting, data minimisation)
- Patient complaint resolution within stipulated timelines
- Treatment outcome + claim accuracy reporting
- Renewal of licences, NABH / NABL, fire NOC etc. as they fall due
The 2025–2026 Enforcement Reality for Rajasthan
Three forces are converging on Rajasthan hospitals at the same time:
(1) Scheme expansion = more scrutiny. MAA Yojana went from the original Chiranjeevi ₹10L cover to ₹25L per family per year, with 2,200+ packages and inter-state portability (announced in Rajasthan's 2025–26 budget — beneficiaries can now access treatment in roughly 30,000 hospitals across India). Larger RSHAA payouts mean tighter audit posture. Total claims under the scheme have already crossed ₹5,000 crore, with 43+ lakh patients treated.
(2) ABDM linkage tightening nationally. Through 2026 multiple states have begun formally linking AB-PMJAY empanelment to ABDM certification. Bihar's Swasthya Suraksha Samiti issued a direct compliance directive in early 2026. UP enforced HEM 2.0 via SACHIS with 200+ hospitals impacted. Maharashtra moved to direct cashless payments via SHAS with tighter audits. As of February 2026, 36,229 hospitals are empanelled under AB-PMJAY nationally (19,483 public + 16,746 private), and 1,184 hospitals have been de-empanelled for fraud-related violations with ₹231 crore in penalties levied. Rajasthan will not be an exception to this national pattern.
(3) Payment cycles already favour ABDM-linked hospitals. Insurance companies and TPAs administering claims under the MAA assurance + insurance hybrid model are already preferring ABDM-linked records for faster cashless processing. Non-ABDM hospitals see slower payment cycles before any formal de-empanelment notice arrives. That's a quiet revenue tax you're paying right now if your HMS isn't certified.
Practical translation: acting on ABDM in 2026 is dramatically cheaper than restoration after a payment hold or de-empanelment notice in 2027.
Real Cost: MAA + RGHS + ABDM Compliance for Rajasthan Hospitals
Scenario A: Mid-Size Hospital (50–150 beds) with Existing Custom HMS
Most common Rajasthan scenario — hospital has a working custom HMS but it predates ABDM.
| Component | Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
| ABDM M1 bolt-on (ABHA verification) | ₹1.5L – ₹3L |
| ABDM M2 bolt-on (HIP — FHIR R4 push) | ₹3L – ₹7L |
| ABDM M3 bolt-on (HIU — external record pull) | ₹1.5L – ₹3L |
| CERT-IN / STQC Safe-to-Host audit | ₹50K – ₹2L |
| RSHAA portal documentation help (MAA Yojana) | ₹50K – ₹1.5L |
| RGHS portal documentation help | ₹50K – ₹1.5L |
| MAA package code + claim format customisation | ₹1L – ₹3L |
| Hindi UI add-on | ₹15K – ₹50K |
| Staff training (3–5 days) | ₹50K – ₹2L |
| Total | ₹9L – ₹23L |
| Timeline | 10–14 weeks |
Scenario B: Hospital on Basic SaaS Without ABDM
Option B1 — Upgrade to ABDM-tier SaaS: ₹3L – ₹15L per year SaaS + ₹50K – ₹2L setup + ₹50K – ₹2L portal documentation. Ongoing fee, no large upfront capex.
Option B2 — Migrate to custom HMS with ABDM native: ₹18L – ₹30L one-time + ₹50K – ₹2L portal docs. Better long-term TCO if you plan to stay 4+ years, plus you own the IP and can customise specialty workflows freely.
Scenario C: Paper / Excel / Legacy Hospital (Most Painful Path)
| Component | Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
| Full custom HMS build (OPD / IPD / Pharmacy / Lab / Billing) | ₹18L – ₹30L |
| ABDM M1+M2+M3 native architecture | Included |
| MAA + RGHS + PMJAY claim workflows | Included |
| Patient mobile + web apps | ₹2L – ₹5L |
| Safe-to-Host audit | ₹50K – ₹2L |
| RSHAA + RGHS empanelment documentation | ₹1L – ₹3L |
| Data digitisation of historical records | ₹2L – ₹5L |
| Hindi UI (default for Rajasthan) | ₹15K – ₹50K |
| Staff training (extensive, Hindi + English) | ₹1L – ₹3L |
| Total | ₹25L – ₹48L |
| Timeline | 9–14 months |
Specialty Add-Ons (Cardiac, Oncology, Nephrology, etc.)
Specialty hospitals require extra workflow modules: cath lab interfacing, linear accelerator log capture, dialysis machine integration, chemo regimen templates. Budget an additional ₹3L – ₹10L on top of the base scope and 4–8 extra weeks of timeline. AIIMS Jodhpur referrals into private tertiary care, and Kota's coaching-student demographic spikes for mental health + injury cases, both push specialty modules higher up the priority list.
Codingclave Service Packages for Rajasthan Hospitals
Four fixed-price packages so you know the number before you sign anything.
Package 1: RSHAA + RGHS Documentation + Audit Prep Only — ₹50K to ₹2L, 2–4 weeks
For hospitals whose HMS is already ABDM-certified but who need help cleaning up MAA Yojana and RGHS portal documentation and prepping for the next physical audit. Includes document collection, geo-tagged photo coordination (we travel for this), portal upload, pre-audit dry-run, and audit-day remote support.
Package 2: ABDM Bolt-On + MAA / RGHS Workflows + Portal Docs — ₹7L to ₹18L, 10–14 weeks
The most common Rajasthan package. For hospitals with existing custom HMS who need ABDM M1/M2/M3, MAA-specific workflow customisation (package codes, claim formats, beneficiary verification flows), RGHS workflow customisation, Safe-to-Host audit coordination, NHA approval submission, and dual portal documentation. Includes Hindi UI add-on and 3–5 days of staff training.
Package 3: Full Custom HMS + ABDM Native + MAA / RGHS Native — ₹22L to ₹48L, 9–14 months
For hospitals starting from paper / Excel or replacing a legacy HMS. Full custom OPD / IPD / Pharmacy / Lab / Radiology / Billing stack with ABDM-native architecture from day one, MAA + RGHS + PMJAY workflows, patient mobile / web apps, WhatsApp integration for appointments and result delivery, UPI + insurance billing, Hindi UI (default), and comprehensive bilingual training. Specialty add-ons (cardiac, oncology, nephrology) scoped separately.
Package 4: Suspended / Payment-Hold Restoration — ₹8L to ₹22L, 3–6 months
For hospitals already suspended by RSHAA or RGHS, or sitting on stuck payments. Includes root-cause audit findings analysis, ABDM upgrade where the cause is software, documentation refresh on both portals, re-submission, and relationship management through the re-empanelment cycle.
Every package includes: NHA M1/M2/M3 certification work, RSHAA + RGHS portal documentation help, Safe-to-Host audit coordination, MAA + RGHS workflow customisation, and direct WhatsApp access to me (not an account manager funnel).
Why Codingclave for Rajasthan Hospitals (Honest Position)
We are not a Jaipur local agency. We are Lucknow-based. That is a real difference and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. What we offer instead:
- Remote-first delivery with scheduled visits. Lucknow to Jaipur is a short direct flight (or ~8 hours by road via Delhi NCR). We bundle Rajasthan hospital visits efficiently for discovery, RSHAA / RGHS audit prep, go-live, and major training events. Day-to-day work — code, integrations, documentation, portal help, support — is remote, and that's how most modern HMS work is delivered anyway.
- 20–35% cost advantage vs Jaipur and Delhi-based ABDM vendors at equivalent or better technical quality. Our cost base is lower; we pass that on instead of pocketing it.
- Fixed-price packages, no scope creep. You see the number before you sign. Change requests get a written quote, not a surprise invoice.
- 6 years of ABDM + state-scheme work. We've shipped ABDM M1/M2/M3 against the real (changing) NHA spec, plus state-scheme work across UP (HEM 2.0 / SACHIS), Maharashtra (MJPJAY / SHAS), and Rajasthan (MAA / RGHS). We know where the spec edges hurt.
- Direct founder access. WhatsApp me — Ashish, founder — not an SDR or account manager. Same number for sales, delivery, and escalation.
- Hindi-first bilingual delivery. Project communication, training material, patient-facing artefacts — all bilingual Hindi / English by default for Rajasthan engagements.
- Hospital references you can call before signing.
What we will not do: claim a Jaipur office, post fake testimonials, or quote a low number knowing we'll change-order you later. Google compliance and honesty are non-negotiable here.
Anonymised Rajasthan Hospital Stories
These are real engagement patterns; names + identifying details are removed.
Story 1: 80-Bed Jaipur Hospital — ABDM Bolt-On Before MAA Audit Cycle
A mid-size Jaipur hospital with a custom HMS built in 2020 — solid software but no ABDM. Their MAA claim payment cycle had quietly stretched from ~3 weeks to ~6 weeks, while an ABDM-compliant peer hospital in the same district was running at ~2 weeks.
Engagement: 12 weeks, fixed price in the ₹10L–₹12L range. Scope — ABDM M1+M2+M3 bolt-on on the existing HMS, CERT-IN Safe-to-Host audit coordination, RSHAA + RGHS portal documentation refresh, MAA package code customisation, Hindi UI add-on, 4 days of staff training (mostly Hindi), one on-ground go-live visit from Lucknow.
Outcome: NHA approval received, RSHAA documentation re-cleared, payment cycle normalised within one MAA cycle. No revenue interruption.
Story 2: 120-Bed Jodhpur Hospital — Migrated from Basic SaaS
A Jodhpur tertiary referral hospital (handling spillover from AIIMS Jodhpur) was running a basic SaaS HMS with no ABDM. MAA claim rejection rate was rising and the SaaS vendor's ABDM roadmap kept slipping. Decision: migrate to a custom ABDM-native HMS that the hospital owns.
Engagement: 9 months, fixed price in the ₹25L–₹28L range. Scope — full custom HMS (OPD / IPD / Pharmacy / Lab / Billing / Radiology), ABDM native (M1+M2+M3), MAA + RGHS + PMJAY claim workflows, Hindi UI, patient WhatsApp + web app, UPI + insurance billing, Safe-to-Host audit, dual portal documentation, 8 days of staff training spread across go-live.
Outcome: Patient registration time dropped from around 6 minutes to under 2. MAA claim rejection rate fell sharply after the first 2 months. Hospital now owns the IP and budgets ongoing development in-house.
Story 3: 60-Bed Udaipur Hospital — Restoration After Payment Hold
A 60-bed hospital in Udaipur had MAA payments held by RSHAA over documentation gaps and a non-ABDM HMS flagged in an audit. A meaningful chunk of legitimate claim payments was stuck.
Engagement: ~18 weeks, fixed price in the ₹12L–₹14L range. Scope — root-cause analysis of audit findings, ABDM bolt-on (M1+M2+M3 + Safe-to-Host), complete RSHAA documentation refresh including geo-tagged photos, RGHS documentation alignment, MAA workflow customisation, re-submission and RSHAA relationship management through the re-empanelment cycle.
Outcome: Payment hold lifted, stuck claim payments released over the following quarter, hospital re-cleared for full MAA / RGHS / PMJAY operations.
Get MAA + RGHS + ABDM Compliant Without the Drama
If you run a hospital in Rajasthan — Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Ajmer, Bikaner, Sikar, Alwar, Bhilwara, Bharatpur, or any Rajasthan city — and you need to be MAA Yojana + RGHS + ABDM compliant in 2026, talk to me directly. No SDR funnel, no inflated retainer, no "we'll get back to you."
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About the Author
Ashish Sharma is the founder of Codingclave, a Top Rated Upwork agency based in Lucknow (Vrindavan Colony). We've shipped ABDM M1/M2/M3 + state-scheme compliance work across multiple Indian states — UP (HEM 2.0 / SACHIS), Maharashtra (MJPJAY / SHAS), and Rajasthan (MAA Yojana / RSHAA + RGHS). Reach Ashish on LinkedIn or WhatsApp at +91 92771 84741.
Related deep guides:
- ABDM Compliance Hospital India 2026 (Pillar)
- ABDM M1/M2/M3 Certification Guide India 2026
- ABDM Integration Cost India 2026
- PM-JAY Empanelment Software India 2026
- Hospital Management Software Cost India 2026
Rajasthan city-specific ABDM hospital software pages:
Frequently asked questions
The scheme is active but renamed. On 19 February 2024, the BJP state government (via Rajasthan State Health Assurance Agency, RSHAA) officially renamed Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana (MCSBY) to Mukhyamantri Ayushman Arogya Yojana (MAAY / MAA Yojana). The scheme itself was not scrapped — same universal coverage, same RSHAA administration, same empanelled hospital network, expanded benefits. Annual cover was raised from the original Chiranjeevi ₹10L to ₹25L per family per year (one of India's highest state covers). Procedures expanded from ~1,806 under Chiranjeevi to 2,200+ under MAA. Hospitals still talk about it as 'Chiranjeevi' colloquially but all official documentation, claim portals, and empanelment paperwork now say MAA Yojana. Portal: maayojana.rajasthan.gov.in.
Two separate state bodies, two separate schemes — Rajasthan hospitals usually deal with both. (1) RSHAA (Rajasthan State Health Assurance Agency) — autonomous nodal agency that administers MAA Yojana (the universal scheme, ex-Chiranjeevi) and the state's AB-PMJAY convergence. RSHAA handles empanelment, beneficiary verification, claim processing, audits, payments for MAA. Helpdesk: chiranjeeviyojana@rajasthan.gov.in, helpline 14555. (2) RGHS (Rajasthan Government Health Scheme) — separate cashless scheme for state government employees, pensioners, MLAs, judges and their dependants. Administered via rghs.rajasthan.gov.in. Most private hospitals in Rajasthan are dual-empanelled (MAA + RGHS), so they have to keep documentation, claims, audits clean on both portals simultaneously. National AB-PMJAY runs on top of MAA via a convergence arrangement, and ABDM (M1/M2/M3) certification is required for hospital software regardless of which scheme.
Eleven practical requirements. (1) Valid Rajasthan hospital registration under the Rajasthan Clinical Establishments Act; (2) Minimum bed strength and specialist coverage matching claimed package categories (cardiology, oncology, nephrology, etc.); (3) Infrastructure per package (ICU, OT, cath lab, dialysis as applicable); (4) NABH / NABL accreditation strongly preferred — CGHS-empanelled or NABH-accredited hospitals get fast-track RGHS empanelment per the published policy; (5) Hospital management software that is ABDM M1/M2/M3 certified by NHA; (6) HFR (Health Facility Registry) registration for the hospital; (7) HPR IDs for empanelled doctors; (8) CERT-IN / STQC Safe-to-Host security audit on the HMS environment; (9) DPDP Act 2023 data protection compliance; (10) Documentation refresh on RSHAA + RGHS portals (licence, infrastructure photos, doctor list with HPR IDs, NABH/NABL certificates, fire NOC, biomedical waste authorisation, application fee ₹5,000 + ₹1L performance guarantee for RGHS); (11) Hindi UI on patient-facing artefacts (consent, discharge summary, prescription, MAA beneficiary leaflet) — Hindi is the default working language in Rajasthan hospitals.
Realistic timeline depends on the starting state of your hospital software. (1) Hospital already running ABDM-certified HMS + clean documentation: 3–5 months end-to-end (RSHAA + RGHS portal documentation refresh + physical verification + approval). (2) Hospital with custom HMS without ABDM: 6–9 months — ABDM M1/M2/M3 bolt-on (8–14 weeks) + Safe-to-Host audit (2–6 weeks) + NHA approval (2–4 weeks) + parallel RSHAA/RGHS documentation track. (3) Hospital on basic SaaS without ABDM: 5–8 months — migrate to an ABDM-tier SaaS or rebuild custom + parallel state tracks. (4) Hospital on paper / Excel: 9–14 months — full custom HMS build with ABDM-native + MAA workflows + dual portal empanelment. (5) Re-application after suspension or de-empanelment: 4–8 months including audit remediation. Jaipur typically faster than Tier-2 (Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota) due to higher density of RSHAA / RGHS officers and clearer empanelment pipelines.
Four realistic paths with verified market ranges. (1) Existing custom HMS + ABDM bolt-on + MAA + RGHS workflow customisation: ₹7L–₹18L total (M1 ₹1.5L–₹3L, M2 ₹3L–₹7L, M3 ₹1.5L–₹3L, Safe-to-Host audit ₹50K–₹2L, RSHAA + RGHS portal documentation ₹50K–₹2L, MAA package code customisation ₹1L–₹3L, Hindi UI add-on ₹15K–₹50K). Timeline 10–14 weeks. (2) Basic SaaS upgrade to ABDM-tier SaaS: ₹3L–₹15L per year + ₹50K–₹2L setup. (3) Replace SaaS with custom HMS + ABDM native + MAA/RGHS native: ₹18L–₹35L one-time. (4) Paper / Excel to full custom: ₹22L–₹45L. Jaipur enterprise hospitals (200+ beds, multi-location, cath lab + linear accelerator + dialysis stack): ₹40L–₹2Cr scope. Add ₹3L–₹10L for specialty workflow modules (cardiac, oncology, nephrology).
Three forces are converging on Rajasthan hospitals even where formal RSHAA enforcement notices are still light. (1) National ABDM linkage tightening — through 2026 multiple states have begun linking AB-PMJAY empanelment to ABDM certification (Bihar's State Mission Director issued a direct compliance directive in early 2026; UP enforced HEM 2.0 with 200+ hospitals affected; Maharashtra moved to direct cashless payments via SHAS with stricter audits). National AB-PMJAY data as of February 2026 shows 36,229 hospitals empanelled (19,483 public + 16,746 private), and 1,184 hospitals have been de-empanelled nationally for fraud-related violations with ₹231 crore in penalties. (2) Insurance companies and TPAs are already preferring ABDM-linked claims for faster cashless processing — non-ABDM hospitals in Rajasthan are quietly seeing slower payment cycles before any formal notice. (3) The MAA Yojana 2025–26 expansion (₹25L cover, 2,200+ packages, inter-state portability) means dramatically larger RSHAA payouts and a wider audit surface. Acting now is much cheaper than restoration after a payment hold.
Hindi UI is strongly recommended — effectively mandatory for staff usability across Rajasthan. Patient and ward staff workflows happen in Hindi across Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Ajmer, Bikaner, Sikar, Alwar — English-only HMS noticeably slows reception, billing, ward, and pharmacy operations and increases data entry errors. Western Rajasthan (Jodhpur, Barmer, Jaisalmer) has Rajasthani / Marwari dialect spoken at home, but staff are comfortable reading and typing Hindi, so Hindi UI works everywhere — separate Rajasthani UI is not required. Patient-facing artefacts (consent forms, discharge summaries, prescription instructions, MAA beneficiary leaflets) should be bilingual Hindi / English. Custom HMS Hindi support typically adds ₹15K–₹50K to scope. Most ABDM-tier SaaS HMS ship Hindi packs by default. For RSHAA + RGHS audits, having bilingual documentation reduces friction with state officials.
Yes — our delivery model for Rajasthan is remote-first with scheduled on-ground visits. Lucknow to Jaipur is a short direct flight (or an 8–10 hour drive via Delhi NCR), and we bundle Rajasthan hospital visits efficiently (discovery, RSHAA / RGHS audit prep, go-live, post-launch training). We do not claim a Jaipur office and we do not pretend local presence — that would be dishonest, and Google compliance is non-negotiable for us. What we do bring: 6 years of ABDM + state-scheme compliance work (UP HEM 2.0 / SACHIS, Maharashtra MJPJAY / SHAS, and Rajasthan MAA / RGHS), fixed-price packages with no scope creep, direct WhatsApp access to me (Ashish, founder) instead of an account-manager funnel, hospital references you can call, and bilingual Hindi / English delivery. Day-to-day work — code, integrations, documentation, portal help, support — is remote and that's how most modern HMS work gets delivered anyway. Pricing typically runs 20–35% below Jaipur or Delhi-based vendors at equivalent or better technical quality. See our [ABDM compliance pillar guide](/guides/abdm-compliance-hospital-india-2026) and [PM-JAY empanelment software guide](/guides/pm-jay-empanelment-software-india-2026) for the broader playbook.