Screening that reaches, and reconciles.
A government pays when a population goes untreated. Public screening programs fail on logistics, not intent — reaching people where they are, and proving afterwards that you did. Get Health deploys the hardware, the operators and the platform as one unit, so coverage and reporting come from the same system.
- ✓On-ground delivery — kiosks, camps and mobile collection, not referral slips
- ✓Every participant gets an AI-read report, digitally, in their own hands
- ✓ABDM / DigiLocker-linked records — portable, not stranded in our system
- ✓Audit-grade reporting by district, cohort and cycle
Four steps, one operator.
The failure mode in population screening is the handoff — between whoever supplies the device, whoever staffs the camp, and whoever is meant to produce the report. There are no handoffs here.
Who is being screened, where they actually are, and which panels the program needs. Coverage is a logistics problem before it is a clinical one.
Hardware, operators and the platform arrive as one unit. No separate vendor for the device, the staffing and the reporting.
Results are captured on-site and read against history and population trends — the same intelligence layer behind every Get Health report.
Every participant leaves with their own record, and the program gets reporting it can audit — by district, by cohort, cycle over cycle.
A program that survives an audit.
Coverage you can prove
Counts that reconcile against records, not against attendance sheets. What was screened, where, and what came back.
Records that travel with the person
ABDM / DigiLocker-linked, so a citizen keeps their result whether or not they ever come back to the same camp.
One accountable operator
Equipment, staffing, reading and reporting sit with us. There is no gap between vendors for a program to fall into.