Archive · 28 Jun 2025
India's Health Tech Innovations Improve Healthcare Access
India is creating new technology to help with health problems.
For babies, there's a tool that uses a phone to check their weight and health.
Special socks help people with diabetes by protecting their feet.
A small device can turn a phone into a heart monitor.
There's also a wearable device that uses sound to help people feel less stressed.
These innovations are made in India to make healthcare easier and more accessible.
Indian health tech innovations are addressing local healthcare needs.
Shishu Maapan, an AI-powered tool, automates newborn health monitoring via smartphone videos.
Joysoles offers diabetic socks with non-binding and compression features for foot care.
Spandan is a portable ECG device providing clinical-grade cardiac screening using a smartphone.
Innergize is a wearable device utilizing Neuro-Acoustic Vagal Modulation to reduce stress.
- Who
- Indian health tech companies and start-ups.
- What
- Multiple health tech innovations including AI-powered tools and wearable devices.
- When
- Ongoing developments and availability of the products.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To address unique healthcare needs in India with affordable, accessible, and locally relevant solutions.
Users
Healthcare Professionals
Patient Monitoring
Users
Users experience real-time monitoring.
Healthcare Professionals
Users can experience real-time health monitoring.
- Shishu Maapan
- AI-enabled tool for newborn health monitoring.
- Joysoles
- Diabetic socks and compression socks.
- Spandan
- Portable ECG device.
- Innergize
- Wearable wellness system to reduce stress.
- Nerivio
- Wearable migraine band.
- Shravan
- AI-powered remote health monitoring.