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Would you as a person pay for: (if yes comment how much / month). • Storing your medical records. • Can share to any hospital/doctors. • Uses NFC to share medical records when unconscious. • Medical chatbot. • Recommendations on Hospitals, insuranc

What if you could manage your pain and Type 2 Diabetes without medication, using a portable medical device? It's not science fiction. We're developing an MVP that could change the lives of millions. Stay tuned! #medtech #futureofhealth #diabetes #pai

Prescribal Features - Happy to share 🔥 1. Medical Record Digitization : Users can easily digitize their medical records, including prescriptions, test results, and medical history, for convenient access and searchability within the platform a) 5 -

Hello Medial community 👋 I’m building Arogya — a platform with a simple mission: to help every Indian understand their own blood reports, without confusion or medical jargon. Millions of people get regular blood tests, but very few truly know what

Imagine an app that: 🔹 Reads NCERT chapters and turns them into  ✅ Easy explanations  🎧 Audio in Hindi & English  🎥 Short videos with visuals  🧠 Interactive quizzes & questions 🔹 Tracks student understanding  📊 Shows progress to teachers & par

Hey Everyone, I'm working on an idea with my start-up, and would love your insights and validation. Idea revolves around developing an application that addresses the challenges of storing, sharing, and updating healthcare reports and prescriptions

✅ Before choosing between Supabase and Firebase for your next project, it’s important to understand how their pricing works. 💎 Firebase charges you for every read, write, and delete operation on your database. For example, after the free quota,

Hey friends, I had an idea for a startup—can you share your thoughts? Healthy Lifestyle Cloud Kitchen Problem: People rely on food delivery, but most meals are unhealthy and lack hygiene. Everyone has unique dietary needs, but generic food services

Digital Health Record Locker System : --- Problem Today 1. Fragmented Records: When we visit different hospitals or clinics, each maintains its own records. There’s no single place where our full medical history is stored. 2. Reliance on Physical