A digital assistant that tracks your health record

A digital assistant that tracks your health record
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Hyderabad-based Aayuv Technologies Pvt. Ltd., the company behind eKincare, a digital health platform that enables users to track their health, launched a free personal health record account on the eve of World Health Day. The personal health record account allows users to not just store all their medical records at one place, but also helps them to keep track of their health better and make informed decisions.

Hyderabad-based Aayuv Technologies Pvt. Ltd., the company behind eKincare, a digital health platform that enables users to track their health, launched a free personal health record account on the eve of World Health Day. The personal health record account allows users to not just store all their medical records at one place, but also helps them to keep track of their health better and make informed decisions.

The platform has a proprietary recommendation algorithm that helps spot major health risks early through a health check at your doorstep and take preventive measures through timely reminders. eKincare also gathers your medical results from various healthcare providers, updates profiles and provides a single repository for an end-to-end medical history.

“Now managing your health information is as easy as taking a selfie and it’s free. Using the eKincare app, you only need to take pictures of your medical records and eKincare takes care of the rest,” says Kiran Kalakuntla, who incorporated Aayuv Technologies in September 2014. The platform is free for the user with no limits on the data or number of records stored.

eKincare is leveraging analytics, partnerships with pioneers in Indian healthcare to bring an intelligent and comprehensive approach to preventive medicine. In an effort to encourage people to take control of and be better informed about their health, eKincare is currently offering free health check-ups at home along with digitisation of medical records.

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