Sakshie Rastogi

Can Digital Health Technology deliver a Healthy Future for Rural India? Digital Health & Telemedicine platforms are in the news for their ability to deliver high-quality healthcare to rural communities. However, many platforms continue to find difficulties in implementation due to many hurdles for which practical solutions are required. Some of the hurdles are: - Do we have enough trained Doctors & Nurses to physically administer tests & deliver healthcare in remote communities? - If trained nurses are not easily available, how will we measure vitals, perform blood/urine tests, etc. for patients in villages? - If there is no cellular network available, how will the telemedicine technology communicate with city based Doctors & Specialists? - How can we provide Affordable & Lab-quality diagnostics in every village for blood & urine tests? - Will the vitals testing & Lab equipment work with intermittent power and WiFi? - Do elders & pregnant women still have to visit the clinic or can you deliver care in their homes? These and other similar questions have been the hurdles for the delivery of hospital-grade last-mile care to rural communities. At RHEMOS Health, we embarked on our mission to deliver hospital-grade care, anytime, anywhere. And these were the challenges that we set for ourselves. Each of these challenges became an important feature in our solution to ensure that we addressed all possible hurdles for delivering a healthy future for rural India. And the result is our RHEMOS Health Station. - India’s smallest, portable & easy-to-use medical-grade digital health solution - Transforms the power of digital health - Enables Asha workers to administer 60+ critical vitals, blood, urine & pre-natal tests in village PHCs without the presence of qualified medical professionals - Portable enough to be carried to a patient’s home to deliver high-quality care @home - Instantly measures vitals and transmits test results to App & Cloud for remote Doctor interventions & treatment - Continues to measure vitals in offline mode (without cellular network) Transmits data once it receives network. - Works on Battery & Bluetooth. No dependence on power or WiFi - Extremely affordable with costs starting at less than Rs. 5000/month - Used for primary care, chronic care, eldercare, pre-natal care, NCD & Anaemia detection health camps - Delivers population health analytics - Massively scalable Experience the way RHEMOS Health Station reduces reliance on qualified medical staff at PoC, connects rural patients with remote doctors for prompt diagnosis and treatment, and drastically cuts care delivery costs. It accelerates rural care implementation and ensures easy access to affordable and high-quality healthcare in underserved communities. Its affordability, size & quick implementation time also makes this a massively scalable initiative. Contact us to know more: https://lnkd.in/dWHqZsJZ #healthtech #medicaldevices #digitalhealth #telemedicine #medtech

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Can Digital Health Technology alone deliver a Healthy Future for Rural India? When it comes to delivering high-quality healthcare to remote rural communities, we hear a lot about Digital Health & Telemedicine platforms, etc., and how they can deliver healthcare to villages. However, rural India comes with it’s own set of unique and practical challenges that - in many cases - brings digital health technology to its knees. e.g. - We don't have enough trained Doctors & Nurses to physically administer tests & deliver healthcare in remote communities? - If nurses are not available, how will we measure vitals, perform blood/urine tests, etc. for patients in villages? - If there is no cellular network available, how will the telemedicine technology communicate with city based Doctors & Specialists? - How can we provide Affordable & Lab-quality diagnostics in a village for blood & urine tests? - Will the vitals testing & Lab equipment work with intermittent power and WiFi? - Do elders & pregnant women still have to visit a clinic or can we deliver care to them in their homes? These and many other similar questions have hounded global research organizations for years in their efforts to deliver high-quality last-mile care to rural communities. At RHEMOS Health, these were the very same challenges that we set for ourselves when we embarked on our mission to deliver hospital-grade care, anytime, anywhere. Each of these challenges became an important design feature that our solution had to have to ensure that we addressed all possible hurdles for delivering a healthy future for rural India. The result is our RHEMOS Health Station. - India’s smallest, portable & easy-to-use medical-grade digital health solution - Transforms the power of digital health by enabling Asha workers to administer 60+ critical vitals, blood, urine & pre-natal tests in village PHCs without the presence of qualified medical professionals - Can also be taken to a patient’s home to deliver high-quality care @home - Transmits test results to App & Cloud for remote Doctor interventions & treatment - Works perfectly well in offline mode if there’s no cellular network to enable local care delivery. Transmits all data once you receive cellular network. - Works on Battery & Bluetooth. No dependence on power or WiFi - Extremely low & affordable monthly costs - Delivers comprehensive primary care, chronic care, prenatal care, NCD & Anaemia detection health camps, etc. - Delivers population health analytics - Massively scalable RHEMOS Health Station is an innovative healthcare delivery solution that accelerates rural care implementation and ensures easy access to affordable and high-quality healthcare in remote and underserved rural communities. Its affordability, size & quick implementation time also makes this a massively scalable initiative. Contact: https://lnkd.in/dWHqZsJZ #healthtech #medicaldevices #digitalhealth #telemedicine #medtech #remotehealthcare #healthcaremonitoring

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M&A and turnaround of healthcare facilities!   Took the Masterclass on 28 September.   India is the fastest growing major economy. It is the fifth largest economy and the third largest in terms of PPP. Healthcare industry is one of the biggest employers employing ~7.5 million people. Current size of the healthcare industry is $372 billion and is expected to increase to $638 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 16-17%. India still spends less than 5% of its GDP on healthcare, as against the OECD countries 8-10% and the US a whopping 20%.   Most legacy providers are consolidating aggressively and almost 30000 crores has been invested over the last 4 years with some mega deals have also been signed, powered by PE firms. Part of this investment could be used to extend delivery to Tier2/3 towns wherein the care delivery remains abysmal.   Integration of the newly acquired healthcare facilities (brownfield projects) becomes paramount for the providers/ PE firms to cerate value for their stakeholders. It entails design and execution of a prudent comprehensive business strategy.   Greenfield healthcare projects present a unique challenge to operationalize and turn profitable since all expenses are front loaded. In the absence of comprehensive strategy, turnaround is well-nigh impossible.   I’ve brought out key highlights of the same during my masterclass. Senior executives in the C-suite might find some of the strategies useful.   Please go through the full video and I’d love to hear your thoughts and valuable inputs on what strategies you have found viable in your organisations. Many of the KPIs in my presentation have been culled out of my own personal experience and could differ from yours. But that’s what diversity of experience is all about.   The ‘100 Day Plan’ that I made for one of my healthcare facilities could be a useful tool for some of you, as could other strategic paradigms discussed herein.   Enjoy the session in your own time.   I’m also attaching my presentation to maximise learning. Feel free to use it to enhance knowledge and benefit those in your teams.   Link for the full video for those who missed the session: https://lnkd.in/g7hsxyZE   #ayushpay #mergersandacquisitions #turnaroundstrategies #healthcare #hospitalindustry   AyushPay | Nimith Agrawal | Vivek Kapoor | Aanchal Dewan | Neer Samtani | Amit Kukreja | payal thakkar | Healthcare Continuum |  Raghavv Goyall

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Exploring the potential of telemedicine for improved primary healthcare in India: a comprehensive review Introduction With a significant shortage of healthcare providers in primary care, particularly in rural regions, telemedicine offers a promising solution to bridge this gap in India, enhancing access to healthcare services.1 Telemedicine is ideally suited to overcome the challenges of healthcare delivery in these areas, especially for primary care settings.2 Primary care physicians, as frontline healthcare providers, offer initial and continuous medical care for patients across all ages. They serve as the first point of contact for medical treatment, diagnosing and treating a broad spectrum of illnesses and injuries, managing chronic diseases, and promoting preventive health practices. While research on the effectiveness of telemedicine interventions in India, especially in rural and remote locations, remains sparse,3,4 the COVID-19 pandemic has underscored telemedicine’s capacity to deliver primary care services effectively while enforcing social distancing and minimizing the risk of infection.5 What is lacking is a bird’s eye overview of how telemedicine has been used in primary care research in India.6–8 Furthermore, it is essential to delineate the barriers to telemedicine implementation and to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with telemedicine in primary healthcare lancet 

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How does India deliver “Care” to rural communities through Digital Health? The mission of an ideal Digital Health Solution should be to deliver hospital-grade care, anytime and anywhere across India & the globe. The Solution should enable multiple health screens & deliver high-quality care regardless of whether the rural community has a local Doctor or a trained Nurse or whether they have power or WiFi, etc. While challenges like power & WiFi can be addressed through technology, how does one deliver health screens & diagnostics without the presence of a local Doctor or Nurse? Enter the ASHA Worker. THE most critical “Non-Technology” component of our Digital Health Solution. It is the Asha worker who ensures that all tasks related to creating a patient profile, capturing patient symptoms, and measuring patient vitals, are completed efficiently despite the unavailability of qualified medical professionals. The Asha workers also visit patient’s homes to provide door-to-door care – especially for older patients with mobility issues and for expectant mothers who may not be able to visit a clinic. And finally, there’s an emotional element to delivering good quality “patient care” that cannot be fulfilled by ANY technology, and which is warmly delivered by the Asha worker. The Asha workers also need to be provided with a digital health solution that has advanced telemedicine capabilities but is extremely easy to use. That was the design mantra for the RHEMOS Health Station. India’s smallest & easy-to-use rural care solution. It enables Asha workers to administer 60+ critical vitals, blood/urine & pre-natal tests in village PHCs. The Health Station can also be carried to a patient’s home to deliver high-quality care ensuring huge patient convenience. Once it measures vitals, it transmits test results to App & Cloud to enable remote Doctor interventions & treatment. RHEMOS also works offline if cellular networks are unavailable & enables local health screens and collects test results, which are all transmitted to cloud once the cellular network is restored. It is also designed to work on Battery & Bluetooth to ensure no dependence on power or WiFi. And finally, with the capability to measure 60+ vitals & bio-markers, it can be used by Asha workers to deliver comprehensive primary care, chronic care, prenatal care, NCD & Anaemia detection health camps, etc. In conclusion, it is the Asha workers that define the success of digital health & enable us to connect rural patients with remote doctors for treatment. They reduce our reliance on medical staff and drastically cut care delivery costs. They accelerate rural care implementations, and ensure easy access to affordable and high-quality care in remote and underserved rural communities, which also makes this a massively scalable initiative. Click to know more: https://lnkd.in/dWHqZsJZ #healthtech #medicaldevices #digitalhealth #telemedicine #medtech #remotehealthcare #healthcaremonitoring 

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Boost your rural eClinics with the power of RHEMOS. While Telemedicine is positioned by many as the "holy grail" for delivery of high-quality rural care in India, most of today’s Rural Telemedicine solutions are unable to provide basic health checks & diagnostic tests that are needed for Doctors to make an accurate diagnosis. Most of today’s Telemedicine Solutions seem to be Tele-calling Apps supported by an EMR. They enable Doctors to have a video conversation with patients about their health & symptoms, but they do not offer any capability to remotely check patient vitals during the call. As a result, the Doctors have to try to provide a diagnosis largely based on the Patient’s responses to their questions and not on actual vital results. The RHEMOS Health Station is designed to bridge this gap and it enables our rural population to take advantage of doctors and specialists living in cities. The portable RHEMOS Ecosystem can accurately measure up to 60+ vitals and Bio-markers in minutes from village PHCs/CHCs or from a patient’s home. All the test results are instantly transmitted through App and Cloud for interventions by remote doctors who can study the vitals to provide an accurate diagnosis and treatment. The tests include all basic vitals, ECG, 30+ Blood tests, Urine tests, Auscultations, FHR/UA, and many more. This unique capability of the RHEMOS Health Station enables the delivery of primary, specialty, acute, chronic, and pre-natal care to rural patients with ease and brings easy and affordable access to high-quality, personalized healthcare to the remotest corners of the country. The RHEMOS Health Station is also extremely easy to use and Asha workers can be trained in a few hours to manage PHCs and health camps thereby reducing dependence on trained & professional medical manpower. The RHEMOS Health Station represents the true democratization of healthcare. Contact us to know more: https://lnkd.in/dWHqZsJZ #medtech #healthtech #digitalhealth #medicaldevices #health #wellness #telemedicine #remotepatientmonitoring #connectedcare #ruralcare #ruralhealth #ruralhealthcare

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Goa Angel Network portfolio Diagnoeasy Healthtech is disrupting the Medical sector by providing app based Home Medical Care at an affordable rate for the patients in need from Hospitals Booking , Diagnostics , Ambulatory , Vaccinations and most importantly Emergency & Critical #HomeHealthcare is a crucial service that allows individuals to receive medical and non-medical assistance in privacy at the comfort of their own homes and this is made super easy by Diagnoeasy Healthtech founded by Shubhendu Abhishek and team of Doctors Digital & Doorstep health has emerged as a cornerstone of modern healthcare, providing a lifeline for patients and healthcare providers. As the demand for remote healthcare services #MedTech innovations have revolutionised the #healthcare industry by enhancing patient outcomes and streamlining medical processes. Cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, telemedicine and wearable devices enable more accurate diagnoses, personalised treatments, and continuous health monitoring. These advancements are improving home patient care and making healthcare more accessible and efficient I personally see lot of potential in #MedTech in coming future and that is the reason Private equity targets India’s healthcare sector with record investments ! Yagnesh Sanghrajka Omnivore Shivangi Bubna Anthill Ventures Ivy Capital Partners Titan Capital Fireside Ventures Inflection Point Ventures Better Capital pi Ventures NB Ventures Rimjhim Ray Amal Josè

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Healthcare Revolution in India: A Landmark Initiative Prime Minister is set to make a groundbreaking contribution to India’s healthcare landscape with the launch of a suite of projects valued at Rs 12,850 crore. These projects aim to revolutionize healthcare access and quality across the nation, with a specific focus on increasing healthcare coverage, improving infrastructure, and reducing reliance on foreign medical resources. Expanding Free Health Coverage Under Ayushman Bharat The new healthcare initiative covers the extension of the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) to all senior citizens above the age of 70. This extension will grant free health coverage to approximately 60 million people across the country. Boosting Domestic Manufacturing of Medical Devices through PLI Scheme Another major highlight of PM's healthcare initiative is the inauguration of five projects under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for medical devices and bulk drugs. Drone and Helicopter Emergency Medical Services: Pioneering Innovations Adding a layer of innovation to the initiative, PM will introduce drone-based services at 11 tertiary healthcare institutions, including 10 All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) across the country. The drone service, coupled with helicopter emergency medical services from AIIMS Rishikesh, is designed to ensure rapid response during medical emergencies, a measure that could save countless lives by minimizing response time in critical situations. Expansion of ESIC Hospitals to Broaden Health Coverage Ayurveda and Beyond: The Expansion of India’s First All India Institute of Ayurveda A Milestone in India’s Journey Towards Universal Healthcare The launch of these projects marks a significant milestone in India’s journey towards achieving universal healthcare. The combined focus on increasing healthcare coverage for senior citizens, boosting local manufacturing, enhancing healthcare delivery through technological advancements, expanding hospital infrastructure, and promoting traditional medicine highlights the government’s comprehensive approach to healthcare. These projects are not only a testament to India’s healthcare ambitions but also to the potential of a self-reliant healthcare ecosystem capable of serving every citizen, regardless of socioeconomic status or geographic location. Prime Minister's Rs 12,850 crore healthcare initiative is a landmark investment in India’s health sector, fostering a robust, inclusive, and resilient healthcare system. By focusing on accessibility, innovation, and self-sufficiency, the initiative paves the way for a healthier, more self-reliant India, where quality healthcare is a fundamental right and not a privilege. This transformative approach to healthcare is expected to set a new benchmark, inspiring future governments and stakeholders to continue building on these foundations for the benefit of all Indians. Clinical [email protected]

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Even though Top-5 Hospitals in 🇮🇳 grew 17.2% YoY in Revenue in FY24 & the PE investments were also BULL-ish🐂 but why are the Healthtech investments still BEAR-rish🐻? 🔻Is it that the PE-funded Branded hospitals are busy in 🔻expanding their reach PAN-India but NOT that much in 🔻bringing AI in Healthcare and incorporating Healthtech 🔻at every step of Patient Experience? ➡ Have a look at some of the prominent names in Indian Hospital Industry: 1-Apollo Hospitals- Rs. 19,059Cr (14.7% YoY) 2-Fortis Healthcare- Rs. 6,892Cr (9.4% YoY) 3-Manipal Hospitals- Rs. 6,500Cr (41.3% YoY) 4-Max Healthcare- Rs. 5,406Cr (18.5% YoY) 5-Narayana Health- Rs. 5,018Cr (10.9% YoY) 6-Aster DM Healthcare- Rs. 3,698Cr 7-Medanta- Rs. 3,275Cr 8-KIMS Hospitals- Rs. 2,498Cr 9-HealthCare Global (HCG) - Rs. 1,912Cr 10-Rainbow Children's Hospitals- Rs. 1,236Cr 11-Kovai Medical Center and Hospital (KMCH)- Rs. 1,219Cr 12-Shalby Hospitals- Rs. 933Cr 13-Artemis Hospitals- Rs. 878Cr 14-Yatharth Super Speciality Hospitals - Rs. 670Cr 15-Dr.Agarwal's Eye Hospital- Rs. 319Cr 16-Kauvery Hospital- Rs.177Cr 17-Lotus Eye Hospital and Institute- Rs.48Cr 18-Aashka Hospital- Rs.22Cr ➡ As far as Temasek is concerned: ✨ It bought an additional 41% from Manipal by pumping $2B, valuing it at Rs.40,000Cr. *Since then the revenue has jumped by 59% from Rs.4,600Cr to Rs.6,500Cr. ✨ It might buy 60% of HealthCare Global (HCG). ✨ Temasek also invested $80m in Dr.Agarwal's Eye Hospital as well. ✨ This $2B has allowed Manipal Hospitals to acquire Medica Superspecialty Hospital, Kolkata with 1400 beds spread across 11 hospitals in Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand & Assam. ✨ It also bought off 17% stake in Medanta from Punj Lloyd Limited. ➡ IHH Healthcare had acquired Gleneagles and bought 31% stake in Fortis Healthcare. ➡ Blackstone invested in KIMSHEALTH and bought 80% in it. ✨ Let me know your honest point of view on this infra expansion. Is it good for us or bad? ✨ Do you think Mid-Size Hospitals improve their survival chances adopting technology & investing in building world-class Patient Experience? 👨‍⚕️ Are you, as a DOCTOR-RUN hospital, confused about your future, Follow AGENDA+HEALTH | DM with your issues. #healthcare #healthtech #india #hospitals #doctors #PE #privateequity #revenue #market #valuations #mergersandacquisition #HealthcareIndustry #MedicalTourism #IndianHealthcare #HospitalManagement #HealthcareServices #HealthcareBusiness #HealthcareFinance #HospitalOperations #CostOptimization #PatientCare #MedicalServices #HealthcareEconomics #HospitalAdministration #HealthcareSuccess

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ATP HealthLine: Revolutionizing Healthcare in Gujarat In a landscape where navigating healthcare can be overwhelming, ATP HealthLine is emerging as a revolutionary force, transforming how patients access and interact with healthcare services in Gujarat. By acting as a bridge between patients and healthcare providers, ATP HealthLine is addressing some of the most pressing challenges in the industry: lack of accessible information, financial constraints, and the daunting task of finding the right doctor or hospital. The Challenge India's healthcare system, though rapidly advancing, remains a complex maze for many patients. With an abundance of hospitals, specialists, and treatment options, patients often struggle to make informed decisions. The lack of transparency regarding costs, treatment outcomes, and quality of care further complicates this process, leaving many patients overwhelmed and unsure of where to turn. ATP HealthLine’s Revolutionary Approach ATP HealthLine is changing the game by providing a comprehensive, personalized service that guides patients through every step of their healthcare journey. By offering transparent, reliable information about doctors, hospitals, and treatment options, ATP HealthLine empowers patients to make informed decisions tailored to their specific needs. The service also ensures that patients are aware of and can access financial aid programs, such as the PMJAY scheme, reducing the financial burden of healthcare. Moreover, ATP HealthLine’s commitment to inclusivity ensures that even those in rural and semi-urban areas have access to quality healthcare, effectively bridging the gap between patients and the care they need. By fostering partnerships with hospitals and healthcare providers, ATP HealthLine is creating a more connected, patient-centric healthcare ecosystem. The Impact ATP HealthLine is not just a service; it's a movement towards a more equitable and accessible healthcare system. By simplifying access to healthcare and ensuring that every patient can find the right care at the right time, ATP HealthLine is making a lasting impact on the healthcare industry in Gujarat. This revolutionary approach is setting a new standard for patient care, one that prioritizes the well-being and empowerment of every individual. In a time when healthcare is more critical than ever, ATP HealthLine is leading the charge in making healthcare truly accessible to all. This revolution is not just about connecting patients with doctors; it's about transforming lives and reshaping the future of healthcare in India.

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Each line of code we write is an optimization towards a life being saved, a stress being relived. This is a different high personally for me to develop something with amazing tribe we call DocsTribe AI :)

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it's about transforming lives and reshaping the future of healthcare in India.

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Have we achieved healthcare for all or is there still a long way to go? Let's find out the truth 👇🏽    Even though India's healthcare is growing fast, smaller cities still struggle for good care. The critical reasons for this are : 👉🏽 There are fewer specialists in tier-2 & tier-3 cities. This means people still have to travel far for special care. 👉🏽 Many smaller cities don't have technology that is needed for diagnosing diseases. 👉🏽 The government and businesses haven't invested enough in building or improving hospitals in these smaller places. 👉🏽 Many doctors prefer to work in urban areas or abroad because they have more opportunities and patients. This is how we can ensure no Indian is left behind in the pursuit of quality healthcare : ✅ Bigger hospitals can work with smaller ones in smaller cities. This can bring better care and technology to these areas. ✅ Technology companies can help by creating new ways to get healthcare & digital literacy . This can make it easier for people to access care. ✅ The government should spend more money on improving healthcare in smaller cities. This includes building new hospitals and improving the machines they have. ✅ The government should also make sure that healthcare is not too expensive for people in smaller cities. It's important to fix these problems so that everyone in India can get good healthcare, no matter where they live. Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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The Case for Distributed and Integrated Healthcare in #India In the complex landscape of #healthcare, two seemingly contrasting principles, #distribution, and #integration, often vie for prominence. However, in the context of India's diverse and vast healthcare needs, embracing both is not just beneficial but necessary for ensuring comprehensive and accessible healthcare for all. Understanding the #Duality: India's population is not only large but also widely dispersed across urban and rural areas, with varying levels of access to healthcare facilities. Embracing a distributed approach involves decentralizing healthcare services, ensuring that even remote communities have access to basic medical care. This can be achieved through the establishment of #primary health centers, mobile clinics, #telemedicine services, and community health workers. By bringing healthcare closer to where people live, distribution addresses the challenge of accessibility, especially for those in underserved regions. On the other hand, integration emphasizes the seamless coordination of healthcare services across various levels and disciplines via a #tech #platform. In India, where #patients often seek care from multiple #providers and healthcare systems, integration becomes crucial for ensuring continuity of care, preventing duplication of efforts, and improving overall #efficiency. In India, where healthcare disparities are stark, the need for both distribution and integration is particularly evident. Rural areas, home to a significant portion of the population, often face challenges such as inadequate #infrastructure, shortage of healthcare professionals, and limited access to essential #services. A distributed healthcare system can bridge this gap by bringing basic healthcare services closer to rural communities, thereby improving health outcomes and reducing disparities. At the same time, India's urban centers grapple with issues such as overcrowded hospitals, long wait times, and fragmented care delivery. Here, #integration plays a vital role in streamlining healthcare processes, enabling smooth transitions between different levels of care, and fostering collaboration among various healthcare providers. Achieving Synergy: While distribution and integration may seem like opposing strategies, they are, in fact, complementary. A distributed healthcare system that is not integrated runs the risk of fragmentation, with disjointed services and inefficient use of resources. Similarly, an integrated healthcare system that is not distributed may struggle to reach #marginalized #populations, leaving them underserved. In the pursuit of universal healthcare coverage and improved health outcomes, India must embrace both distribution and integration as guiding principles. In this balanced approach lies the key to achieving health equity and advancing the well-being of all Indians.

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The Top ranking hospital group makes the revenue that equals the combined profits of the other 3 hospitals out of top four in the list of hospital groups in the country!

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India Reaffirms Commitment to Social Determinants of Health at UNGA Smt. Anupriya Patel, Union MoS for Health and Family Welfare highlighted “the Role of Social Determinants of Health in Supporting Health Investments Priorities” and how leveraging debt-for-health swaps can directly address the social determinants of health India called for Stronger Investments in Health and Social Equity at G20 High-Level Meeting of Joint Finance-Health Task Force Meeting

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How can we make Telemedicine work in Rural India? While Telemedicine is positioned by many as the only way to deliver high-quality rural care in India, a few wrinkles still need to be ironed out. For example, Telemedicine solutions expect remote Doctors to speak with patients on a video call, and ask patients questions about their health & symptoms but do not offer options to check basic vitals during the call. This forces Doctors to provide a diagnosis & treatment largely based on the conversation with the Patient. RHEMOS Health Station is designed to bridge this gap, enable comprehensive health checks, and truly enable our rural population to take advantage of doctors and specialists living in cities. The revolutionary RHEMOS System is portable, pocket-sized and accurately measures up to 60+ vitals and Bio-markers in minutes from a patient’s doorstep or village PHCs/CHCs. All test results are instantly transmitted to App and Cloud for remote access by Physicians to enable an accurate diagnosis and treatment. The tests include all basic vitals, ECG, 30+ Blood tests, Urine tests, Auscultations & FHR/UA. Tests for ENT, Skin & Lung tests will be announced shortly. RHEMOS is battery & Bluetooth-powered and can be used by Asha workers to manage PHCs and health camps thereby reducing dependence on trained & professional medical manpower and eliminating the biggest hurdle for rural care delivery faced by our country. This unique capability of the RHEMOS Health Station enables us to bring easy and affordable access to high-quality, personalized healthcare to the remotest corners of the country and to enable the delivery of primary, specialty, acute, chronic, and pre-natal care to rural patients with ease. With over 125+ Providers and 14+ Million patients served, the RHEMOS Health Station represents the True Democratization of Healthcare. Contact us to know more: https://lnkd.in/dWHqZsJZ #medtech #healthtech #digitalhealth #medicaldevices #health #telemedicine #remotepatientmonitoring #connectedcare #ruralcare #ruralhealth #ruralhealthcare

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HealthCRED, founded by Shrey Jain and Arpit Jangir, has secured USD 1.2 million in seed funding to enhance B2B healthcare financing in India. This investment will support their expansion and development of advanced technology, addressing critical working capital challenges in the healthcare sector. Shrey Jain Arpit Jangir #HealthCRED #HealthcareFinance #SeedFunding #InnovationInHealthcare"

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