Healthray tops 1,000 hospitals and 5 million patient records

By AI, Created 11:20 AM UTC, May 21, 2026, /AGP/ – Healthray Technologies says its AI-powered hospital management system now serves more than 1,000 hospitals and has processed over 5 million patient records, with documented savings and faster workflows across India. The Surat-based company is pushing interoperability, ABDM compliance and international expansion as it scales without venture funding.

Why it matters: - Healthray Technologies says its platform is helping hospitals cut costs, reduce errors and speed up patient care in live deployments. - The company claims the system now touches more than 1,000 hospitals, 5,000+ doctors and 5 million patient records across India and global markets. - For hospitals still juggling paper files, separate billing and disconnected departments, the pitch is a single system for clinical and administrative work.

What happened: - Healthray Technologies marked six years in business and said it crossed 1,000 active hospitals and 5 million patient records at the same time. - The Surat, Gujarat-based company was founded in 2019 by Ketan Mangukiya and says it has done so without outside funding. - The platform says it has supported more than 4 million prescriptions during deployments. - Healthray says 100 hospitals were live by 2020, the first international hospital collaborations began in 2023, and the platform reached 1,000 hospitals in 2024.

The details: - Vibrant Hospital in Vapi, Gujarat, reported ₹25 lakh in annual cost savings, a 30% reduction in billing time and 40% fewer operational errors after implementation completed in under two weeks. - Jeevan Rekha Hospital in West Bengal reported 80% faster sample processing, a 45% reduction in lab report turnaround time and 50% fewer manual entry errors. - Universal Hospital in Surat reported 45% shorter patient wait times, a 92% patient satisfaction score and a 30% drop in operational expenses. - Jabalpur Hospital Research Center reported 95% patient satisfaction, a 60% improvement in appointment adherence and a 50% improvement in workflow efficiency. - Sri Manakula Vinayagar Hospital in Pondicherry reported a 45% reduction in operational costs, 40% faster diagnostic reporting and 70% EHR adoption in the first operational quarter. - BBMH Hospital in Cuttack reported a 35% reduction in administrative workload and 30% faster billing and discharge processing. - Healthray says the pattern shows up across hospital types and geographies within the first operational quarter. - The platform connects with Siemens, Roche, Abbott and Mindray lab analyzers through its Laboratory Information Management System. - Healthray supports HL7 v2.x and FHIR R4 interoperability standards. - Compliance coverage includes HIPAA, GDPR, DISHA and ISO 27001. - Hospitals can deploy the platform in the cloud, on-premise or in hybrid setups. - ABHA ID creation is built into patient registration, and Healthray says every hospital is ABDM-ready before the first patient arrives. - The platform is rated 4.8/5 on Capterra, 5/5 on G2, 4.8/5 on Software Suggest and 4.5/5 on Trustpilot. - Healthray has been named “Best Ease of Use” EMR Software by Techjockey, Techimply and Technology Counter.

Between the lines: - The release frames Healthray less as a hospital IT vendor and more as an operational reset for paper-heavy workflows. - The strongest proof points are specific hospital outcomes, which the company uses to argue the platform scales across specialties and regions. - Healthray’s push on ABDM, HIPAA-ready workflows and global integrations suggests it is positioning for both Indian digital health infrastructure and international sales.

What’s next: - Healthray says new hospital partnerships continue to be established worldwide. - The company is expanding AI features including voice-to-text clinical documentation, AI diagnostics, predictive analytics and automated billing audit. - Founder and CEO Ketan Mangukiya says the 2026 mission remains focused on giving doctors more time with patients while the platform handles the rest.

The bottom line: - Healthray is trying to turn measurable hospital efficiency gains into a broader claim: AI-powered hospital management can replace fragmented, manual systems at scale.