Pre-Consultation Intake
A guided voice and touch interview in eight Indian languages, completed while the patient waits.
Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission · First-Mile Intake Layer
From your health history to the right consultation
SwasthaSetu connects your health information, pre-consultation intake, medical records and verified healthcare providers — so you reach the right care with the right information already in the doctor's hands.
- 2–5 min
- Average OPD consultation time in India today
- 70–80%
- Of diagnoses reachable from history alone
- 4,000+
- OPD patients a day at a tertiary government hospital
- 8
- Indian languages supported at intake
Your Healthcare, Connected
A persistent health workspace for the patient and a prepared clinical workspace for the doctor — connected by one structured record.
Health Records
Old prescriptions, lab reports and discharge summaries digitised into a dated clinical timeline.
Regular Medicines
Chronic medication for thyroid, diabetes and hypertension tracked persistently across visits.
AYUSH Assessment
A dedicated Dashavidha Pariksha interview producing a structured Ayurvedic patient profile.
Insurance & Mediclaim
Policies, waiting periods and PMJAY eligibility visible before admission decisions are made.
Verified Providers
Only NMC, State Council and AYUSH-registered providers can write to a patient's record.
How a Consultation Works
Four steps completed in the waiting time that patients already spend at the hospital.
- 01
Identify
ABHA login or assisted creation, language choice, audio-guided consent.
- 02
Converse
Adaptive clinical interview by voice or tap, one question per screen.
- 03
Scan
Documents digitised, entities extracted, abnormal values flagged.
- 04
Summarise
Physician-ready draft pushed to the consultation terminal.
AI Prepares. The Doctor Decides.
Organise and flag
The system structures what the patient says, extracts what their documents contain, and flags combinations that may need attention. It never diagnoses.
Assess and decide
Every summary reaches the terminal as a draft. The physician edits, confirms or rejects each section; clinical responsibility is unchanged.
Patient controls sharing
Granular, audio-explained and revocable consent governs what is captured and who receives it, under the DPDP Act 2023 and the ABDM consent framework.
Red-flag patterns such as acute chest pain with dyspnea, sudden unilateral weakness with speech difficulty, or severe abdominal rigidity trigger an immediate triage alert and bypass the normal queue.
Explore the full proposal
Problem evidence, module design, technology stack, deployment feasibility, measured impact and the research base — documented section by section.