The future of healthcare begins at the first consultation.

Airved is building clinical intelligence around primary care, beginning with the doctors, clinics and conversations where healthcare starts.

01 · ConversationIt begins with listening.

A symptom. A question. Something that changed since the last visit.

Patient

“It started a few days ago.”

Doctor

“How is it different this time?”

Built for the realities of Indian primary care.Conversation. Context. Continuity.
The starting point

Primary care has its own rhythm.
We started by learning it.

Four things about an Indian consultation shape everything we build.

  • English
  • हिन्दी
  • தமிழ்
  • తెలుగు
  • ಕನ್ನಡ
  • മലയാളം
  • मराठी
  • ગુજરાતી
  • বাংলা

+ 23 more Indian languages supported

English, Hindi, Tamil and other Indian languages supported. Hindi and Tamil clinic-tested.

  1. 01
    A few minutes. A lot to understand.

    Symptoms, an old history, a new worry, and a decision to make, all inside a short consultation.

  2. 02
    Two languages in one sentence.

    A patient starts in Hindi and finishes in English, or moves between Tamil and English. The note has to keep up.

  3. 03
    The details carry weight.

    Which brand the patient actually takes, what was prescribed last time, and what was agreed for next time.

  4. 04
    And the next patient is waiting.

    Anything that helps has to work at the speed of a busy OPD, or it gets switched off.

The Airved approach

Start with a conversation.
Build continuity from there.

What a doctor learns in one consultation should still be there at the next. The six steps below are how we get it there.

  1. Primary careWhere healthcare begins
  2. ClinicWhere doctor and patient meet
  3. ConsultationThe conversation
  4. Structured recordSummary, prescription, report
  5. Follow-upThe next visit, better informed
  6. Connected healthcareOne record across visits
ASKA product by Airved

Intelligence in
the consultation.

ASK listens to the consultation and writes the first draft: the visit summary, the prescription on your letterhead, and the record. You read it, change what you like, and sign.

Illustrative consultation · example data

The conversation, written up.

Manual
Patient

पिछली बार से बेहतर है। The cough is less frequent.

Doctor

Any fever since your last visit?

The conversation stays natural. ASK listens.

No patient data is submittedDoctor reviews, edits and finalises
Queueby Airved

The clinic, connected.

Queue is the clinic’s day on one screen: bookings from WhatsApp, QR or the front desk, the waiting list, the consultation, and the record that comes out of it.

Queue by Airved

The clinic day

Illustrative clinic day · example data

Main clinic

Clinic schedule

Today
TimePatientSourceStatus
09:20Follow-upToken A-014QRCompleted
09:40New patientToken A-015WhatsAppWaiting
10:00Follow-upToken A-016Walk-inWaiting

Beyond the visit

The patient leaves.
The context stays.

When the patient walks out, the visit is still there: the summary, the prescription, any report that was uploaded, and the plan for follow-up. Next time, the doctor starts from it instead of from memory.

That, to us, is what connected primary care means in practice.

What’s next: ABHA integration in progress.

Illustrative care history · example data

First visit

Record

A clear baseline

The doctor’s summary captures what was discussed and what to check next.

Connected records
  • Doctor-approved prescription
  • Report attachment
Planned follow-up
A follow-up is planned to go over the report and the agreed next steps.
Our direction

An engine today.
A model tomorrow.

Today, ASK runs on Airved’s own clinical layer. Several language models work underneath it, wrapped in our medicine data, safety checks and clinic knowledge, so the doctor gets one ambient assistant across the consultation.

The plan is a model of our own, built for primary care as it is practised in India. It does not exist yet, and we say so. ASK and Queue are how we get there.

Get in touch

Talk to Airved.

Doctors, clinics and people building for Indian healthcare.

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