Years already passed are shown as completed development stages, 2026 as the current stage, and 2027 onward as planned. The system has not launched. Public launch is expected in 2028 and air ambulance capability in 2030 — neither is a commitment, and both depend on certification, partnership and funding outcomes that are not yet settled.
Research and DevelopmentDevelopment stage
Market research to establish user needs and industry trends; development begins on core platform infrastructure and the first product set, with preliminary design work for the emergency linkage model.
Prototype and SpecificationDevelopment stage
Specification of the Accident & Emergency Management System, the BAEMS joint venture proposal, and the first working prototypes for internal testing.
Build and Partnership DevelopmentDevelopment stage
Platform build continues; partnership development with hospitals, blood banks and ambulance operators; FHIR R4 and ABDM integration work begins.
Integration, Compliance and Proof of ConceptCurrent
The current stage. Integration with ABDM building blocks and partner systems; alignment to the SAHI and BODH frameworks published in February 2026; proof of concept prepared for a defined pilot site.
Pilot and ValidationPlanned
Controlled pilot operation at defined sites. BODH benchmarking of every AI component. ABDM milestone certification pursued. Findings fed back into the build ahead of launch.
Public LaunchPlanned
Expected public launch of Cad Care RISE. Individuals linked to hospitals, blood banks and ground ambulances in emergencies, at operational scale.
Scale and ExpansionPlanned
Geographic expansion, additional partner facilities, and the beginning of air ambulance capability development.
Air Ambulance CapabilityPlanned
Air ambulance capability targeted for 2030. Aircraft brought into the resource model as tracked assets, with dispatch, crew communication and demand forecasting.
Table 8 — Roadmap summary
| Year | Main stage | Key highlights |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Research and Development | Market research to establish user needs and industry trends; development begins on core platform infrastructure and the first product set, with preliminary design work for the emergency linkage model. |
| 2024 | Prototype and Specification | Specification of the Accident & Emergency Management System, the BAEMS joint venture proposal, and the first working prototypes for internal testing. |
| 2025 | Build and Partnership Development | Platform build continues; partnership development with hospitals, blood banks and ambulance operators; FHIR R4 and ABDM integration work begins. |
| 2026 | Integration, Compliance and Proof of Concept | The current stage. Integration with ABDM building blocks and partner systems; alignment to the SAHI and BODH frameworks published in February 2026; proof of concept prepared for a defined pilot site. |
| 2027 | Pilot and Validation | Controlled pilot operation at defined sites. BODH benchmarking of every AI component. ABDM milestone certification pursued. Findings fed back into the build ahead of launch. |
| 2028 | Public Launch | Expected public launch of Cad Care RISE. Individuals linked to hospitals, blood banks and ground ambulances in emergencies, at operational scale. |
| 2029 | Scale and Expansion | Geographic expansion, additional partner facilities, and the beginning of air ambulance capability development. |
| 2030 | Air Ambulance Capability | Air ambulance capability targeted for 2030. Aircraft brought into the resource model as tracked assets, with dispatch, crew communication and demand forecasting. |
Throughout
Open communication with stakeholders is maintained across the whole roadmap, with progress monitored against milestones and plans adapted as needed. Continuous improvement and innovation are treated as conditions of long-term success rather than as a phase.