Care that continues after the patient leaves the clinic
Most patients forget half of what the doctor said by the time they get home. Sehat Saathi follows up on WhatsApp: it explains prescriptions in Punjabi, Hindi or English, checks in on schedule, and escalates to clinic staff when something needs attention. Patients enrol themselves by scanning one QR code at the hospital.
What Sehat Saathi does
A WhatsApp-first patient follow-up platform for clinics and hospitals, in Punjabi, Hindi and English.
One-QR self-enrolment
Patients scan the hospital QR code and enrol on WhatsApp — no staff data entry.
Prescription explained
Medicine timings and instructions explained in the patient’s language.
Scheduled check-ins
Automatic follow-up messages on the days that matter.
Escalation to staff
Concerning replies are flagged to the clinic team.
Doctor-only access
Each patient is visible only to their assigned doctor.
Consent built in
Patient consent is captured before any follow-up begins.
A look at the screens
Illustrations of key areas in Sehat Saathi. Book a demo to see the live product.
From setup to everyday use
- 1
Patient scans QR
At reception or in the doctor’s room.
- 2
Enrols on WhatsApp
Basic details and consent, in their language.
- 3
AI follows up
Prescription guidance and scheduled check-ins.
- 4
Doctor steps in
Only when a reply needs medical attention.
Questions about Sehat Saathi
Does the AI give medical advice?
No. It explains the doctor’s prescription and escalates concerns to clinic staff. It identifies itself as an AI if asked.
Which languages are supported?
Punjabi, Hindi and English.