A specialist doctor for every village, one video call away

Bridging the gap between rural India and modern medicine through expert teleconsultation and essential diagnostics at your doorstep.

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Villages Covered: 0
Health Camps Conducted: 0
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Totals since July 2020, as of October 2026

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The gap we close

How DigiSwasthya works

Rural communities face shortages of specialist doctors, delayed diagnosis and limited health infrastructure. Our model brings the specialist to the village in four steps.

Screen in the village
Health camps and our centres check vitals and symptoms on site, so problems are caught early.
1,67,667Vitals Checkups
Consult a specialist by video
Trained staff connect the patient with a specialist doctor from a city hospital by video consultation.
20Telemedicine centres
Treat, refer and enrol
Patients get a treatment plan, prescriptions from nearby pharmacies, a referral to a partner hospital when needed, and help getting an Ayushman card.
46,753Ayushman Cards Created
Follow up and support
Digital health records keep care continuous, and patients facing serious illness such as cancer get guidance and support through treatment.
687Cancer Patients Served

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Our Founder's Story

Built from a personal fight for the right diagnosis

In 2007, Sandeep Kumar fell ill and spent six months moving between hospitals in his home district before doctors could even diagnose him — his district simply didn't have the specialists or equipment to find the cause. He was eventually diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, a bone cancer that nearly cost him his arm and his mobility.

That experience of being failed by a lack of local healthcare never left him. In July 2020, he invested his own savings to open DigiSwasthya's first telemedicine clinic in that same district — determined to make quality healthcare reachable for rural India.

Why Sandeep started DigiSwasthya

“To transform the country's primary healthcare system and make healthcare services affordable and accessible for rural communities by leveraging technology.”

— Sandeep Kumar, Founder, DigiSwasthya Foundation

Real Impact

Lives changed, through timely support

Real stories and patient voices from the rural communities supported by DigiSwasthya programs.

Patient Voices & Written Stories

Balu Katale
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Encountered skin burns on leg due to agricultural chemicals. Learning about DigiSwasthya through a village health camp, sought timely intervention which saved both time and money.
Jagruti
Weight Loss Problem
Despite treatments from several hospitals, nothing worked. Introduced to DigiSwasthya and spent only Rs. 400 on initial prescription. A strict diet plan resulted in positive recovery.
Sudhanshu Kumar
Lymph Node Swelling
Endured persistent lymph node swelling for an entire year with misdiagnoses at three hospitals. After an online consultation through DigiSwasthya, the correct condition was diagnosed and he made a full recovery.
Bimala Devi
Early-Stage Cancer
Diagnosed with early-stage cancer in time through DigiSwasthya's online consultations and tests. Received treatment followed by surgery for full recovery.
Rajneeta Devi
Breast Cancer
DigiSwasthya arranged a second opinion tele-consultation with an oncologist from Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital. Rajneeta underwent six cycles of chemotherapy, fully recovered, and now runs a small business.
Ram Dulare
Mouth Ulcer
Suffered from severe mouth ulcers for 8 months. Consulted an online doctor from Mumbai through DigiSwasthya, felt significant relief within a week.
Shiv Daras Yadav
Chronic Skin Condition
Visited a DigiSwasthya center after multiple unsuccessful treatments. Through a tele-consultation with a specialist, received a precise diagnosis and condition improved drastically.
Jaysing Hande
Leg Swelling & Back Pain
Consulted Dr. Leena Saxena online through DigiSwasthya. Within 15 days, leg swelling significantly reduced and back pain became manageable.

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How your gift helps

Every amount reaches rural families through our telemedicine centres and health camps.

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Brings specialist consultations to rural families.
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Helps run health camps and screenings in villages.
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₹2,500
Supports diagnostics and follow-up care for patients.
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₹5,000
Helps keep a telemedicine centre running for its community.
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DigiSwasthya Foundation receiving an award certificate

AWARD & RECOGNITION

Recognized for Excellence in Rural Healthcare

Our commitment to transparency and impact has been recognized by leading institutions. This award serves as a testament to our dedicated team and the rural families we serve every day.

Great Place To Work Certified, Oct 2025 to Oct 2026, India

Great Place To Work® Certified, 2025–26

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Help us fulfil our mission

For CSR teams, foundations and impact investors: sponsor a centre, fund a screening campaign, or back the next stage of growth.

Centre Sponsors
We are seeking sponsors to fund expansion into rural areas and aspirational districts of their choice. The center can be co-branded with the sponsoring brand, making a meaningful social impact while strengthening your brand presence.
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Campaign Sponsors
Companies, trusts, and individuals with a thrust to sponsor specific interventions like breast care detections, girls screening for anemia, newborn baby screening, diabetic screening, and heart screening programs.
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Impact Investors
We are looking for social/impact investors to provide capital and guidance to scale up. Apart from patient capital, we seek know-how in emerging medical technologies and experiences in implementing public-private partnerships.
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