TeleMedHab and Trivitron AI continue to develop Russian digital solutions in India

Russian-developed technologies are becoming increasingly integrated into India's healthcare sector. We continue our collaboration with Trivitron AI, the distributor of TeleMedHub software in the Indian market. As part of our joint projects, a delegation visited the Bud Zdorov (Be Healthy) clinic, where TeleMedHub's technological solutions have already been implemented. The Russian developer demonstrated its digital healthcare solutions in practice. The guests were shown how the software integrates into clinics' digital transformation processes and learned about the company's experience implementing these technologies in the Russian market.

The international delegation had the opportunity to see the remote patient monitoring system in action. The system automatically collects data from blood pressure monitors, glucometers, and wearable devices (fitness trackers and smartwatches). Physicians receive this data in real time, enabling them to remotely monitor changes in patients' health.

A key highlight of the visit was the presentation of the "Health Passport" — a comprehensive digital health profile for patients that complements remote health monitoring technology, which has already become well established in the Russian market. It brings together information from electronic health records, questionnaires and surveys completed through the clinic's mobile application, as well as data from connected medical and wearable devices. This tool provides patients with a holistic view of their health, including personalized recommendations and risk assessments.

“The Health Passport is a personalized health navigation system. It provides patients with a clear and intuitive experience, from analyzing their current health indicators to receiving recommendations for lifestyle improvements. Today, remote monitoring goes far beyond wearable devices. It is an entire ecosystem that enables physicians and patients to communicate seamlessly through clear, reliable health data,” said Vladimir Dmitriev, Co-founder of TeleMedHub LLC.

TeleMedHub also demonstrated the capabilities and potential of LazyDoc, an AI-powered service designed to automate medical documentation. The service recognizes physicians' speech, converts it into structured text, and transfers the information directly into electronic health records. Physicians only need to review and sign the completed clinical notes. The demonstration also included tools for monitoring and improving the quality of medical documentation.

Following the visit, representatives of Trivitron AI highly praised the level of digital transformation achieved by Russian clinics. The partnership with TeleMedHub aims to introduce these technologies to the Indian healthcare market through pilot projects and software localization.

Trivitron AI is an Indian technology company established in 2024 as a spin-off of Trivitron Healthcare to facilitate the transfer, localization, and integration of advanced technological solutions into India's healthcare system. The company collaborates with healthcare organizations, universities, technology partners, and government institutions.