Emed Healthtech

Since its base in Ahmedabad, India, Emed Healthtech has built software aimed at medical providers, pharmacies and health technology businesses. Its work combines custom and white-label products with platforms, apps, analytics and digital marketing for the health sector.

Custom healthcare software and white-label products

The company builds healthcare software around the particular processes of each client, and it also sells white-label products that a client can brand as its own. Its services include mobile health app development and complete healthcare IT services. By its own account, the firm is a pioneer in healthcare IT, and it says its products help providers take their services online and stay ahead of competitors in a crowded market.

Online pharmacy platforms and medicine ordering

The firm's online pharmacy platform is described as a feature-packed system that streamlines pharmacy operations and helps the business grow. One platform it has worked on is Torus Health, an integrated healthcare service that lets patients compare and buy medicines online and order laboratory tests. The Torus platform also includes a referral system intended to build community engagement. The firm reports building an online pharmacy chain in Cambodia and an online patient token management system that cuts waiting time in clinics.

Predictive analytics and IoT monitoring

Emed Healthtech offers predictive data analytics for healthcare and pharmaceutical businesses, using AI and machine learning to support diagnosis and to plan operations. It also implements Internet of Things systems for real-time monitoring of patients and equipment, and it says these systems help providers measure outcomes more accurately. Its digital transformation service helps health organisations use their digital data to improve care and revenue.

Projects for pharmacy chains, labs and hospitals

The firm lists a number of named clients. These include MedOrange Pharmacy, which the firm describes as a large pharmacy chain in Zimbabwe, One Bharat Pharmacy, an online pharmacy and lab appointment platform based in New Delhi, the hospital chain Rhythm Heart Institute, and SUPRAMEDS, a medical store based in Hyderabad. The firm also says it helped a large technology company build an AI research product that digitises handwritten prescriptions across several languages and writing styles. Its portfolio also includes an animal telemedicine and consultation platform.