MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641083200 A) filed by Saveetha Institute Of Medical And Technical Sciences on July 07, 2026, for Sehatsethu - Healthcare Within Reach.
Inventors include Mr. Shaik Ghouse Peer; Dr. Suresh Balakrishnan T; and Dr Ramya Mohan.
The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.
Abstract: SEHATSETHU-HealthCare Within Reach ABSTRACT This invention relates to an integrated rural healthcare support system that improves medical access in underserved areas by utilizing telemedicine, offline-first digital health data, and Al-assisted symptom analysis. The solution consists of a smartphone application made for low-bandwidth and low-connectivity settings, which allows people to access critical healthcare services remotely, consult verified doctors via video or audio interactions, and minimize the need to physically visit medical facilities. To ensure accessibility among a variety of rural populations, the platform offers language interfaces.In order to promote medical access in underserved areas, this invention relates to an integrated rural healthcare support system that makes use of telemedicine, offline-first digital health data, and Al-assisted symptom analysis. The solution consists of a mobile application made for low-bandwidth and low- connectivity settings, which allows people to access vital healthcare services remotely, consult verified doctors via video or audio interactions, and minimize the need to physically visit medical facilities. To ensure accessibility across a variety of rural populations, the platform includes multilingual interfaces.In order to increase medical access in underserved areas, this invention relates to an integrated rural healthcare support system that makes use of telemedicine, offline-first digital health data, and Al-assisted symptom analysis. The solution consists of a mobile application made for low-bandwidth and low-connectivity settings, which allows people to receive critical healthcare services remotely, consult with verified doctors via video or audio interactions, and avoid physically visiting medical facilities. The platform's multilingual interfaces guarantee usability for a variety of rural groups.
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