Most of India’s missing healthcare is not missing hospitals; it is missing the first mile — a place nearby where someone can be screened, examined and put in front of a doctor before a small problem becomes a large one. ClinicWala’s Tele Care solutions exist for that first mile.
Each solution combines connected diagnostic devices, screening modules, doctor teleconsultation and digital health records on one platform. A reading taken in a village square reaches the consulting doctor live, and stays in the patient’s record for whoever treats them next.
One platform, three vehicles
The same screening and teleconsultation capability, packaged for three different distances from a road. Each has its own page.
Health Kiosk
A fixed, AI-powered screening station for a village centre, factory or campus — a full check-up in about fifteen minutes.
Clinic on Wheels
A mobile clinic on a planned route, built for difficult terrain, with an ambulance variant for emergency transport.
Doctor in a Box
The complete diagnostic kit in a rugged carry case — portable enough for a bike, a home visit or a one-room camp.
Smart Devices
The connected instruments inside all three — every device, its readings and its specifications.
From vitals to specialist tests
The kiosk supports 65+ tests. Most take 20 to 90 seconds each; a full multi-parameter screening takes about fifteen minutes. Capabilities by category:
Vitals & body composition
Blood pressure, pulse, SpO₂, temperature, weight, BMI and detailed body-composition parameters.
Heart
12-lead and single-lead ECG, digital stethoscope for heart and lung sounds, and lipid profile.
Diabetes & metabolic
Blood glucose (fasting, random, post-meal), HbA1c and diabetic neuropathy screening.
Blood & kidney markers
Haemoglobin for anaemia and uric acid, from a fingerstick, with results in the same sitting.
Lungs
Spirometry with lung-function parameters and interpretation support — critical in mining and industrial areas.
Eyes, ears and skin
Vision and colour-vision screening, audiometry, otoscope and dermascope examination.
Mother and child
Fetal heart monitoring and maternal vitals, so high-risk pregnancies are spotted in the village, not in the emergency ward.
Wellness and mental health
Guided well-being assessment covering mood, anxiety and general health awareness.
Urine and rapid tests
Urine analysis and rapid diagnostic tests for common infections, subject to the connected equipment.
Nutrition, measured on the spot
The kiosk carries ClinicWala’s AI malnutrition assessment device: MUAC, circumferences, BMI and body composition captured digitally in seconds, scored against WHO/ICMR adult references, and returned as a structured report with follow-up recommendations. Undernutrition and central obesity both show up — before either becomes a crisis.
See the malnutrition assessment deviceWhat the list depends on
Exact test availability depends on the diagnostic equipment connected to a given unit and on applicable regulatory requirements. Screening results support, and never replace, examination and diagnosis by a registered medical practitioner.
Why it works where clinics don’t
Doorstep delivery
The unit travels; the patient does not. No bus fare, no lost day’s wage, no reason to postpone.
A trained operator, a remote doctor
Local staff run the devices; qualified doctors consult by video with live readings in front of them.
Evidence, not description
The doctor sees the ECG, hears the stethoscope and reads the numbers — evidence-based decisions instead of guesswork over a phone call.
Records that persist
Every screening lands in a health record the patient keeps, ABHA-linkable, so camps compound into continuity of care.
Reports that reach people
Summaries and reports are delivered digitally, including on WhatsApp — the channel rural India actually uses.
Put a unit to work
The units are deployed through screening programmes with partners and funders.
CSR Partnerships
Companies fund camps, kiosks and mobile units in the communities they choose.
DMFT Projects
District trusts deploy screening where mining affects health most.
Government Programs
MPLAD, MLALAD and allied funds turn an allocation into a durable health asset.
Our camps on the ground
The free health camps the network already runs with these units.
Planning a screening programme?
Tell us the district, the population and the goal, and we will tell you which unit fits and what it costs to run.
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