A standards-based health data infrastructure engineered to deliver secure interoperability and high-performance revenue cycle management across India, the Middle East, and the United States.
We believe healthcare runs better when its data does.
CaladriusHealth.AI was founded on a conviction as simple as it is far-reaching: give healthcare organizations a true data foundation, and precision follows everywhere—in the clinic, in daily operations, and in the financial systems that keep care alive.
We're building that foundation for India's healthcare providers, beginning with Revenue Cycle Management, where the case for change is immediate and undeniable. But this is only where we start. Our purpose is larger: to give every hospital the operational clarity once reserved for a privileged few, and to redefine what's possible when data finally works the way it should.
The origin story behind CaladriusHealth.AI, and why we chose to rethink billing rather than speed it up.
CaladriusHealth.AI was founded on a shared observation, reached independently from two very different vantage points: the billing side of a hospital and the data infrastructure side. One of our founders had spent years running large, people-intensive revenue cycle operations and saw firsthand what manual, post-discharge billing costs hospitals in time, accuracy, and revenue already earned but never collected. The other had spent years building medical data infrastructure and saw the same problem in reverse — the data needed for an accurate claim already exists inside the hospital, generated the moment care happens, but isn't connected to billing in time to matter.
Together, they founded CaladriusHealth.AI to close that gap — not by building a faster version of the old process, but by rethinking when billing happens at all.
Our team brings together specialists in medicine, hospital administration, and AI technology — with decades of combined experience in healthcare operations and revenue cycle optimisation.
How our platform expresses the belief behind the company, in practical terms.
We help hospitals capture and structure the information a claim needs while care is still happening, rather than reconstructing it afterward. Built on India's own digital health infrastructure — ABDM and FHIR — our approach keeps hospital data within the hospital's own systems, treating security and compliance as an ongoing discipline rather than a one-time milestone.
The platform is one expression of a larger commitment: closing the gap between care and billing, so hospitals can focus on patients first.
India's own ABDM and FHIR infrastructure — not adapted from a different market.
Hospital data remains within the hospital's own systems throughout.
Our core, direct customer base — single-facility and multi-facility alike.
Hospital chains and groups coordinating billing across multiple sites.
Including CGHS and PM-JAY, within India's public health scheme infrastructure.
Touched indirectly through the national claims exchange, even as our direct relationship stays with the provider.
Five commitments that guide how we build, and who we build for.
Revenue cycle processes should support care, not slow it down.
Healthcare data should move securely, and only with consent.
Standards make the system stronger for everyone — we build on open frameworks like ABDM and FHIR, not around them.
Technology should adapt to healthcare workflows, not the other way around.
Transparency builds trust faster than promises do.
Understanding where manual, post-discharge billing breaks down.
Hands-on experience with FHIR-based data exchange and India's digital health architecture.
Direct experience with ABDM and the data-exchange frameworks it enables, including government health scheme infrastructure.
Building for how hospital teams actually work, not around them.
What we expect to be true about billing and care as India's claims infrastructure matures.
We expect this model — billing alongside care, not after it — to become the expectation rather than the exception, as India's claims infrastructure matures. Our work is to keep building toward that, for the hospitals we serve today and the markets we grow into next.
If you're a hospital, healthcare provider, insurer, or health-tech organization thinking about how billing and care can work better together, we'd like to hear from you.
