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I already launch this app .... Add more then 500 hospitals but now my all startup is failed.

Yes, I think it’s a good idea. Check out Zocdoc (a U.S. company). However, in Indian hospitals, the management is often more traditional. They tend to be less transparent with sensitive information and prioritize profitability. Can you just think how sensitive is the information Do you understand what iam talking about like iam talking about doctors do write useless xrays and mri they wantedly refer some diagnostics and write useless tests they may try to sell generic medicines which are low cost but they have high mrp so the marging will be crazy high Additionally, emotional factors play a significant role in healthcare choices in India. People often stick with family doctors and rely on word-of-mouth recommendations rather than searching online. Online appointment booking is usually reserved for emergencies.this is for tier 3+ cities Only tier 1 cites will use this and most of them will be migrants so the market share will be a consedring part

What is the novelty? This is already existing in some form; therefore what is new on the service delivery table?

If you can reduce waiting time in consultation and tests it will be a great idea, as waiting hours are one of the most inconvenience faced by patients. As a doctor i would love to onboard as it will make things more easier and systematic.

Bhaiya ji bhot bada khel hai .... Investment milli nahi ... Khud ke 15 lakh zero ho gaye 1 saal me

Practo is already there

From an consumer point of view, I would. But apart from the above points, I feature that I would personally want is rate card of all the medical services at the hospitals. It will be very beneficial

Ai will fullfill that area too...

You’ll have to have a good amount of backing from a trusted health partner, that will alleviate the experience for the users more, in a way where this seems more legit and bring a trust factor

If you do this for college students for maintaining their documents, I guess you might have a start of an app.

I am a doctor and our team is building something similar to this

I believe Practo operates in a similar manner. Additionally, you should verify if medical document storage practices comply with legal regulations in India. While Indian laws may be less stringent, it's essential to ensure full compliance.

I am also working on the same concept but it is much bigger and data centric, heavy investment needed. Let's connect we need a good team.

Idea is good but need more struggle and investment for success of this idea

yes, we are building @myfuturdoc

Its a really good idea on paper but very difficult to implement. Would only work if you have got a direct coordination with the clinics and hospitals. This will make it capital intensive eventually.

It sounds too good to be true. If it really does all that—no waiting, no paperwork, easy UI with no ads—I’d use it, but I’m skeptical. I’ve seen too many apps that promise the world and deliver a headache. I’d need to see it in action before I’m sold on it.

Yes this business is already told by busy funda

i think you are severly underestimating software development, its quality and cost associated, especially in healthcare, with heafty fines and data thefts all around. Any idea what a wealthy company would allocate a budget for such process?

Hi yash, so basically your customers will choose your service since it reduces money they spend in manual process. How much do you expect in saving per patient per visit or say on a scale of 1 lakh patient visits. Any existing solutions? If so, what advantage you got over them that has not led them to take over the indian market you are trying to capture?