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Exploring the Future of Telemedicine in Healthcare I am excited to share that I am currently researching the idea of telemedicine startup in the healthcare industry. The increasing demand for accessible and affordable healthcare solutions, coupled w

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Revolutionizing Telemedicine: A Comprehensive Healthcare Platform specially for India. Bridging the gap between patients and doctors with: Instant & Scheduled Consultations: Secure video calls, AI-powered notes, and e-prescriptions. Health Managem

What about an EHR system that targets tier 2 and 3 city clinics? pros. Only 25 % of Indian hospitals use EHR, cons. A lot of competition like Docon Practo etc. Any thoughts ..???

Telemedicine Platforms Description: Develop a platform for remote healthcare consultations, monitoring, and treatment. *Market:* ₹1,000 crores (2022), growing at 20.1% CAGR to ₹5,000 crores (2027) *Key Drivers:* - Growing demand for remote health

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

In India, the limited reach of the government healthcare ecosystem has naturally encouraged patients to seek better, faster, and more reliable services through private healthcare solutions. Ambience Telehealth is at the forefront of this transformati

Healthcare Meets Innovation In a world where time and access to quality care are more critical than ever, we’re building a startup that bridges the gap between technology and healthcare. From AI-based diagnostics to telemedicine and smart health mo

Which industry need innovation and startup ideas from 2024 ? Healthcare Banking Education Transportation Manufacturing Food Share your thoughts

A platform where travelers can create, share, and discover user-generated personalised travel itineraries. 🚀 Think community-driven travel guides with real experiences. Would you use it? Any thoughts or feedback?