Trusted by over 280 hospitals, Dozee’s Shravan comes with a user-friendly mobile app that allows NRIs to access their parents’ health data around the clock, ensuring a constant connection and comprehensive care for their loved ones
Dozee, a leading innovator in AI-powered healthcare solutions, has launched Dozee Shravan, a remote health monitoring service specifically designed for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to oversee the well-being of their parents in India. This platform addresses a crucial concern for NRIs—ensuring the health and safety of elderly family members while living abroad, ), reported UNI.
The service offers real-time health tracking through AI-driven, contactless monitoring, which continuously observes essential health metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, and sleep patterns.
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The system uses advanced Ballistocardiography technology to deliver accurate and timely health data, which is securely shared with both families and healthcare professionals
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This feature ensures prompt and effective medical responses, bridging the gap in elderly healthcare management that often depends on irregular check-ins or virtual consultations
Subtle changes in these parameters trigger instant alerts, allowing for timely medical intervention when necessary.
Mudit Dandwate, CEO and Co-Founder of Dozee, emphasized, “Shravan reflects the deep-rooted value of parental care in Indian culture. NRIs can now rest assured that their parents’ health is being closely monitored, offering them peace of mind even from afar.”
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