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FinFloww

27 Sep, 8 tweets, 2 min read

Digital health card is here. 👩‍⚕️
India is adding One more feather in the Digital Bharat initiative.

Let's understand what are the benefits of this unique health card 🧵

Just like your adhar card now you will also have a unique health ID.
You can get your unique health card only if you have a adhar card.

⭐ Your health card will have all the details of the medicines you are prescribed by the doctor.

⭐ It will consist the records of all the doctors and hospitals you have visited.

⭐ For example if you had a blood test and you want to show the results to another doctor sometime later and you don't have the report, So what can you do ?

You will just provide your health ID and Job done !

This health card is aimed to reduce the friction in the healthcare system.

No need to make a big folder of all your medical reports, just carry your health card whenever you are visiting your doctor.

This will open many opportunities in the private sector.
After the induction of UPI we saw a boom of fintech startups,
Soon we can see this pattern in health tech also.

Whenever govt. comes up with a scheme to make public life easier there is always a private entity who can do it better.

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Start your brainstorming sessions guys , your next big idea may be in health sector.🤩

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