Boilerplate
About Open Healthcare Network Foundation
Open Healthcare Network Foundation stewards open digital public infrastructure for healthcare. The foundation maintains CARE and related open-source building blocks that help governments, hospitals, NGOs, and implementation partners deploy interoperable, self-hostable, standards-based health systems without vendor lock-in.
CARE is an open-source Digital Public Good for healthcare workflows across hospitals, public health programs, critical care, palliative care, and care coordination. It is designed around open standards, modular architecture, and real-world frontline adoption.
Public facts
Use these as the publication floor.
Foundation role
Open Healthcare Network Foundation stewards CARE and related open-source Digital Public Goods for healthcare.
CARE DPG listing
CARE is listed in the Digital Public Goods registry as Care | Open Healthcare Network and is MIT licensed.
Open source
CARE is built in public with open-source repositories, contribution pathways, and reusable deployment patterns.
Standards-first
OHC public materials describe CARE around FHIR R5, SNOMED CT, LOINC, UCUM, ICD-10, ABDM, and open APIs.
Assets
Logos, product screenshots, deployment maps, and source links.
Logos and brand assets
Use approved OHC and CARE logos from the branding repository.
Branding repositoryDeployment map
Use maps with the metrics register so geography and current deployment status are not confused.
Download map
Metrics guidance
Use only dated, approved metrics for press quotes, decks, and fact sheets.
Verify a metric