Low-Cost Digital Health Solution for Health Equity
Bridging the rural–urban and other socio-economic divide in Healthcare through innovative technology and remote medical consultations.
Making quality healthcare accessible to underserved communities
SmartClinic is a low-cost digital health solution launched by Docs@Home to address health equity challenges. Our platform connects patients in rural and underserved areas with qualified medical professionals through telemedicine technology.
By leveraging cloud computing, AI, and IoT devices, SmartClinic enables remote consultations, diagnostics, and monitoring, effectively bridging the healthcare divide between urban and rural communities.
Our solution is designed to be user-friendly, requiring minimal training for local health technicians while providing comprehensive medical support through remote physicians.
Increase in healthcare access for rural communities
Reduction in travel time for patients
Lower healthcare delivery costs
Comprehensive healthcare solutions for remote communities
Real-time video consultations between patients in rural areas and remotely located physicians, facilitated by local health technicians.
Sharing of medical images and diagnostic details (X-rays, blood test reports) with remote doctors for expert analysis and interpretation.
Clinical-grade equipment set up at remotely located SmartClinics to enable comprehensive examinations and diagnostics.
Access to qualified medical professionals across various specialties who provide remote consultations and treatment recommendations.
Intuitive system requiring minimal training for local health technicians to operate effectively in rural settings.
Secure digital storage of patient records for continuous care and easy access during follow-up consultations.
A simple process bringing quality healthcare to remote areas
Patients visit their local SmartClinic where a health technician registers them and records their basic health information.
The health technician conducts preliminary assessments using the available clinical equipment at the SmartClinic.
The patient is connected via video conference to a qualified physician who specializes in the relevant medical field.
The doctor conducts a thorough consultation, reviews any diagnostic images or test results, and provides a diagnosis.
A personalized treatment plan is developed, and prescriptions are provided electronically to the local health technician.
Scheduled follow-up consultations ensure continuity of care and monitor the patient's progress over time.
Real-world examples of SmartClinic making a difference
Implemented SmartClinic in 25 villages across a remote region, providing healthcare access to over 15,000 residents who previously had to travel more than 50 kilometers for medical care.
Read Case StudyPartnered with a local government to establish SmartClinics in underserved communities, resulting in a 40% increase in preventive care visits and early detection of chronic conditions.
Read Case StudyFeedback from healthcare providers and patients using SmartClinic
Common questions about SmartClinic
A basic SmartClinic setup includes a computer or tablet with internet connectivity, a webcam for video consultations, and basic diagnostic equipment such as a digital stethoscope, blood pressure monitor, and pulse oximeter. Additional equipment can be added based on the specific needs of the community.
SmartClinic uses end-to-end encryption for all data transmission and storage. Patient records are maintained in compliance with healthcare data protection standards, and access is strictly controlled through multi-factor authentication for authorized healthcare providers only.
Local health technicians receive comprehensive training on using the SmartClinic platform, operating the diagnostic equipment, and facilitating effective consultations between patients and remote physicians. The training typically takes 1-2 weeks and includes both theoretical and practical components.
Yes, SmartClinic is designed to function in areas with limited connectivity. The system can operate on low-bandwidth connections and includes offline capabilities that allow for data collection and synchronization when connectivity is restored.
SmartClinic supports a wide range of consultations, including general medicine, pediatrics, dermatology, cardiology, and mental health services. The platform is continuously expanding to include additional specialties based on community needs.
Contact us today to learn how SmartClinic can bring quality healthcare to your community.
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