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Revolutionising Healthcare Access: Clinics on Cloud’s HealthATM Brings Preventive Diagnostics to Millions

May 28, 2024 by Mansi Praharaj 0 Comments #‘health for all’, #Clinics on Cloud, #Digital Reports, #HealthATM, #HealthATM platform, #healthcare, #healthcare accessibility and affordability, #Partnerships, #Preventive Diagnostics, #Telemedicine

Preventive diagnostics

In an era where healthcare accessibility and affordability remain critical challenges, Clinics on Cloud emerges as a beacon of innovation and hope. This pioneering health tech company has taken significant strides to bridge the gap in healthcare services through its revolutionary HealthATM platform, transforming the way communities access essential medical services.

Clinics on Cloud stands at the forefront of the health tech industry, driving forward with its commitment to address global healthcare challenges. Their flagship platform, HealthATM, seamlessly integrates basic health checkups and consultations, offering individuals a convenient and efficient way to access high-quality medical care.

Vision and Mission:

Guided by the vision of “HEALTH FOR ALL,” Clinics on Cloud is dedicated to making preventive diagnostics accessible to everyone. Their mission centers on alleviating the burden of illness and healthcare costs globally by providing affordable and instant health checkups through HealthATM. With a vision of placing one health kiosk every 2 kilometres, Clinics on Cloud aims to ensure healthcare is within everyone’s reach.

Key Initiatives:

HealthATM Platform: The cornerstone of Clinics on Cloud‘s innovation, the HealthATM platform, harnesses cutting-edge technology to deliver essential health services to underserved communities. With over 2,500 HealthATMs strategically installed across India, Clinics on Cloud is expanding the reach of preventive healthcare, improving health outcomes for countless individuals. Each HealthATM can check over 60 health parameters in less than 10 minutes, ensuring quick and comprehensive health assessments.

Telemedicine: Clinics on Cloud’s telemedicine feature brings doctors to patients’ screens, providing remote consultations with access to all necessary health reports. This ensures timely medical advice and reduces the need for physical visits, especially in remote areas.

Digital Reports: The platform generates digital reports, allowing patients to review their health records with a click, facilitating better follow-up and continuity of care.

Partnerships: Clinics on Cloud has established strategic partnerships with Public Sector Undertakings and government projects, enhancing the accessibility of their services. By collaborating with these initiatives, Clinics on Cloud is bringing quality medical services closer to people, addressing healthcare disparities in numerous communities.

Impact and Reach:

Since its inception in 2017, Clinics on Cloud has made remarkable progress in the healthcare sector. With operations spanning over 200 cities and a robust presence across India, the company has positively impacted millions of lives. By providing access to essential health checkups and telemedicine facilities, Clinics on Cloud is playing a pivotal role in transforming healthcare accessibility. The company’s focus on prevention over cure ensures that communities stay healthier and reduce the burden of chronic illnesses.

In summary, Clinics on Cloud‘s innovative HealthATM platform is not just a technological marvel but a significant leap towards equitable healthcare. Through their unwavering commitment to “HEALTH FOR ALL,” Clinics on Cloud is making a profound difference in the lives of individuals and communities, one HealthATM at a time.

To learn more about Clinics on Cloud and their groundbreaking initiatives, visit [Clinics on Cloud](https://clinicsoncloud.com).

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Joining Hands with a Frontline COVID Warrior: IHW Council Collaborates with Project StepOne

Aug 15, 2020 by Gouri Achary 0 Comments #‘Care during Coronavirus’, #‘Good Air Warriors’, #‘Gratitude Memorial for Health Workers’, #‘health for all’, #and ‘India IVF Summit’, #CEO, #Founder, #IHW Council, #Integrated Health and Wellbeing (IHW) Council, #Mr. Kamal Narayan, #Raghavendra Prasad T S, #StepOne

Furthering its goal of ‘health for all’ even during the pandemic, the Integrated Health and Wellbeing (IHW) Council has partnered with Project StepOne, a non-profit volunteer-driven collective of 7000 doctors, for a shared vision and objective.

Since the beginning of lockdown and through the staged unlocks, IHW Council has made significant and sustained headway in providing scientifically-valid information to people on a host of topics under the banners of ‘Gratitude Memorial for Health Workers’, ‘Care during Coronavirus’, ‘Good Air Warriors’, and ‘India IVF Summit’, to mention a few, comprising over dozens of web-based sessions with a collective audience reach of over 5 lakh people. The collaboration with StepOne will help the IHW Council further its request for a memorial for health workers who are the frontline warriors against the pandemic, a call endorsed by ministers, lawmakers, doctors, and people at large.

Mr. Kamal Narayan, CEO, IHW Council, says, “Coronavirus is reaching the smaller cities and it is more urgent than before that people reduce going out unless unavoidable. Project StepOne is a timely intervention that will reduce the burden on the existing healthcare infrastructure and enable people to access their health needs without going out. As a premier think tank encouraging preventive and promotive healthcare, we value this association that will serve people with both COVID and non-COVID queries as well as those who need mental health support and hope to make the services of StepOne accessible to more people. We believe that this association will also help more people realize the extraordinary contribution of the medical fraternity in this fight against the pandemic and rally their support behind the IHW Council’s petition, especially in the states where they are already providing service, to build a memorial for healthcare warriors.”

Project StepOne is India’s largest group of volunteer doctors and technologists fighting COVID-19 using telemedicine, along with mental health support and non-COVID care. An initiative by Raghavendra Prasad T S, StepOne runs scalable helplines powered by thousands of volunteer doctors who connect citizens with a doctor they need on the phone. The platform brings together more than 7000 doctors who have already handled 5 million calls, provided over 4 lakh teleconsultations, conducted over 25,000 mental health counselling sessions and have been able to identify over 40,000 high-risk COVID-19 suspects. The volunteer doctors have also managed to prevent about 3.2 lakh people from getting infected.

“We are providing telemedicine services for COVID related and mental health matters and video consultation for non-COVID cases. We are active in 13 states including Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Delhi, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Pune, Nagaland, Puducherry, Odisha, Punjab, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand and have catered to over 42 Crore Indian citizens with these existing state helplines. We feel there is an urgent need to extend the services to a greater number of people and announced a National COVID Telemed Helpline, +91-9745697456, that offers inclusive and 24×7 access to Healthcare experts to citizens of India, free of cost. We are proud to be associated with a leading platform like the IHW Council and hope that with increased awareness about the services, more people will benefit from it in the coming days,” says Raghavendra Prasad T S, Founder, StepOne.