From Bareilly to Baghdad, Tattvan is using telemedicine to connect doctors and patients
21 April 2019 8:00 PM GMT
Bootstrapped healthtech startup Tattvan E-Clinic brings doctors and specialists from reputed hospitals in big cities to the smaller regions using telemedicine.
- He had met with a fatal accident and realised there was a huge demand and supply gap between doctors and patients, especially in Tier II and Tier III cities.
- It is a telemedicine healthcare clinic that aims to transform healthcare services in remote regions across India and Asia.
- Tattvan E-Clinic brings doctors and specialists from reputed hospitals in big cities to the smaller regions, catering to their various medical requirements.
- "Our e-clinics have a team of full-time doctors and nurses ensuring consultation of patients in these cities with doctors from the multi-speciality hospitals of metro cities," says Ayush.
- Speaking about their future, Ayush says, "We are expanding Tattvan E-Clinic in various cities across Uttar Pradesh, including Pilibhit, Rudrapur, Haldwani, Shahjahanpur, and Aligarh.
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