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Bringing Digital Health Records to Tier 2/3 Cities! 🚀 Patients lose reports. Doctors lack past records. Hospitals struggle with paperwork. We’re building a Digital Health Locker where: ✅ Reports auto-sync from hospitals & labs – No manual uploads.

A MedTech US Concept That Could Work in India You probably know that healthcare in the US is extremely expensive. Even a basic blood test can cost hundreds of dollars. Why? Because hospitals overcharge knowing that insurance companies will pay, and

We are building a telemedicine platform that revolutionizes rural healthcare by enabling hands-on treatment during virtual consultations. Unlike traditional telemedicine, our approach connects patients with metropolitan doctors in real time, while tr

Hi everyone I want to start a founder podcast in which I want your help that what main question you all people want to ask and what you are missing and you want in podcast pls help me to get this and if someone wants to come and give the interview pl

Hii Guys 👋🏻 Need your Opinion 😀 ............... I came up with an idea that what if....‼️ there is a mobile app which help you to get counseling at a local medicos or a doctor as per the user choice and the medicine will be deliverd by Blinkit

Started from a village and built a hospital worth 80,000 CR. 1. Born in Aragonda, a small village in Andhra Pradesh, Prathap Chandra Reddy's early life was shaped by a desire to heal. After completing his MBBS at Stanley Medical College, he became

Hello, Everyone. Kindly share/forward the below mentioned critical issue to all your contacts, So that my message should be reach to the right decision makers (considering necessary requirement) Subject; THE SURVEY REPORT OF 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ THERE ARE

Need Funding of 1.5 Cr for Tech and AI startup known as OBOTER OBOTER is a forward-thinking technology and AI company dedicated to creating innovative, affordable products. Our vision is to compete with leading tech producers from the USA, Japan, S

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

I recently lost my grandma to cancer at the age of 84. She had lymphoma and fought valiantly against cancer twice before, in 2013 and 2014. Despite her strength and resilience, she succumbed to the disease in 2023. Even at 75-76 years old, she batt