dClinic, bringing revolutionary dedicated healthcare block-chain to Indian healthcare

dClinic is the first healthcare company to operate Vitality clinics on a dedicated Public Healthcare Block-chain ("PHB"). The healthcare industry in India has long been faced with multiple challenges. Lack of rehabilitation centres, the sufficiency of healthcare resources and below par patient experience are just some of the challenges facing the healthcare system in India, and for that matter, all governments worldwide.

What makes India attractive for dClinic is the newly returned Indian government led by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is stable, forward-thinking and committed to innovative ways to respond to India's healthcare challenges. With an environment ready for innovative healthcare investment, dClinic has already started negotiations with a number of local providers and influential advocates. "Worldwide, there are very few dedicated post-operative care services for patients. Patients can now rehabilitate in dClinic's resort-style Vitality Centres after undergoing major or minor surgery", said Sachin Gupta, Co-founder - dClinic.

"The combination of owning facilities and providing revolutionary Public Healthcare Block-chain for the delivery of vitality and wellness services in partnership with local expert providers, is the key to successfully transforming the delivery of care for consumers worldwide", said Dr Richard Satur, CEO - dClinic. Seamless, real-time sharing of clinical information between the consumers and their care team providers on dClinic's Public Healthcare Block-chain, while strictly adhering to the Electronic Health Record ("EHR") policies, standards and consent models framed by Indian government, will ensure faster, effective, targeted and more accurate diagnoses and hence, more effective treatments for consumers.

PHB will also increase the overall ability of providers to offer preventative care and hence, reduce delivery cost while improving the overall patient experience. Furthermore, the PHB can facilitate the rewarding of patients who participate and adhere to their vitality plans. The PHB has the ability to address many of India's healthcare concerns, processing millions of transactions per day, integrating with all providers increasing efficiently for millions of consumers. In addition, and unlike others in this space, dClinic's PHB is a purpose builds clinically focused block-chain that can also integrate with other block-chains such as the more traditional financial block-chains for payments and tracking.

dClinic has the ability to deliver for India and recently signed an agreement with BP Batam Hospital, Indonesia to help bring the PHB and Vitality clinics to Batam, and eventually to the whole of Indonesia. The primary partnership is between BP Batam, through BP Batam Hospital, and dClinic, who have engaged Deloitte South East Asia and JP Consulting to provide project management and clinical governance expertise. A similar approach will be pursued in India.

"Batam is excited about being a leader in healthcare. We believe dClinic's solution coupled with the expertise and facilities the BP Batam Authority and BP Batam Hospital brings to the project, offers Indonesia an opportunity to advance the delivery of effective healthcare services for all Batam and eventually, Indonesian patients", said Dr Sigit Riyarto M Kes, Director of BP Batam Hospital. "The Indonesian government is watching this project carefully with great interest and we wish the group and project all the success", said Dr Edi Prio Pambudi, Deputy Assistant Ministry of Monetary and Balance of Payments.

dClinic is a healthcare partner for wellness and vitality. It rewards you for participating in your own rehabilitation and well-being pathway. It also involves your family and friends on your rehabilitation journey. dClinic create full engagement with your whole wellness team. dClinic - Your journey to VITALITY! This is dClinic's commitment to you. This story is provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article.

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