Scaling early subclinical RHD screening across rural India by augmenting frontline health networks — ASHA workers, ANMs, and RBSK mobile health teams — with zero-cap-ex AI software that runs on existing Bluetooth stethoscopes.
RHD remains one of the most preventable causes of pediatric cardiac mortality in South Asia. Our platform is engineered to integrate directly into the screening infrastructure already mandated by the Government of India and the WHO.
Plugs directly into India's Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram under the National Health Mission, closing the gap in mandatory school health screening for children aged 5–15[1].
Designed for rural deployment by ASHA workers and community health officers, matching the secondary prevention objectives demonstrated by the ICMR Jai Vigyan Mission Mode Project[2].
Directly addresses the WHO regional mandate to accelerate the prevention and control of cardiovascular morbidity — tackling the reality that India carries a disproportionate share of the global RHD burden[3][4].
A complete on-device pipeline — patient triage, real-time auscultation capture, AI risk stratification, and structured specialist hand-off — built for community health workers and primary-care clinicians.
Hardware-agnostic software licensing — priced per screened child, not per device — aligned to state health budget cycles and donor-funded program economics.
Detailed financials, clinical validation roadmap, deployment pipeline with state health partners, and Series A allocation — available to qualified institutional investors.