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Introducing H.I.A.A.S

Four years down the road after the Pandemic, the common denominator has not changed drastically — Healthcare is broken. Unveiling a public and open solution to healthcare challenges.

Roughly 5.8 million or more Indians die because of diabetes, cancer, stroke, heart and lung diseases each year, more than ever did due to the contagious Pandemic. Non-communicable diseases, hashtag#NCDs, are the biggest killers and alot of the mortality rates are comorbidity led. This is patient management left unchecked.

Unchecked, due to: Unawareness, inaccessibility, high treatment costs or medical personnel mismanagement. Did you know, almost 70% of the healthcare in India is private? And 70% out of them, are still trying to close the gap with digital healthcare revolution that is going on in India? They are more comfortable lining patient queues due to digital illiteracy. It is just not aggressively part of the medical curriculum in our country. But it has a huge impact on patient management.

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A hands-on direct communication channel that connects the sophisticated world of regional healthcare to the common man, the patient, does not exist in most of the emerging markets around the world.

That is why, I think, A public and open solution to healthcare challenges faced by the common man in a vast demography like ours can only be addressed in the open by the common man.

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If we can at-least streamline the queries for the number of people plugged digitally to the internet, we can solve a massive 9-figure healthcare problem: The problem of confusion, human error, inventory mismanagement and reducing the number of critical cases, all thanks to timely consultation. Many lives can be saved.

I touched briefly about it in my newsletter here:

This is why I am working on Project-Healthcare.
And today, I am happy to provide a preview of what is to come with our Enterprise offering: HIAAS, a pandemic level scalable enterprise solution for healthcare companies building solutions for their customers.

Although, its primary drivers are rooted in the Indian problem, but I think the same problems take shape in some form or the other in all the countries around the equator and in first-world nations as well with old age homes, unprivileged minorities, massive immigration influx and varied refugee demographics.

In the next post, we will drill down on the technicalities of how this works and provide more previews and the philosophy behind the design.

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