Healthcare industry has an amazing potential to surprise us every time we think that we are at a place where all development has taken form and there is not much that can come up now. Yet, a revolution is taking the turn right now, and changing the way healthcare affects the general public.

And like all development, this too is rooted in innovation; innovation that is materializing visions and creating new ways to deal with not a few things but everything that constitutes every field, including that of healthcare.

In recent times, start-ups have been the torchbearers of change, improvement, and simplification of human life through means that seem very complex. The niche of healthcare is just like any other, being flushed with ideas that make the world a new place, fighting against all that is in their way with ease; since ideas are, after all, bulletproof.

Here are some ways in which bulletproof ideas are reforming the approach to healthcare from the end of healthcare providers as well as the receivers:

1. Free medical consultation

With the telemedicine sector booming, smartphones are also being littered with endless apps which provide free medical assistance. This includes online doctor consultations, booking doctor appointments online, and much more. 

These also offer many useful health tips which are suited for specific situations and conditions, and allow free doctor chats for tracking the improvement in one's condition. These bring the feature of a trained and practicing medical professional's advice to the fingertip of a person, and serves to be incredibly useful in the fast-paced world where everyone is short on time otherwise. The ramification of this can be seen with a simple instance- No longer does one have to search for a ramkrishna care hospital raipur doctor list or other doctors at any hospitals, book appointments with them and visit them for a physical consultation.  

2. Making blood transfusions safer

Safetrans is a platform which processes the information used by blood banks and makes it foolproof and pinpoints and removes all mistakes that arise in the various steps of blood donation and transfusion.

It works by assessing the information of the donors of blood, selecting the right donor for a person in need, checking the components of blood, and then tracking the entire cycle of blood transfusion. Until now the platform has helped save thousands of lives since it has come into being.

3. Easier ambulance service

Ambulance in India has a reputation for being late and not being available when need be. This has been the reason for many consequences of medical conditions which could have been avoided if timely medical assistance was made available in time.

Moreover, platforms serving to provide this feature that is cost-effective and efficient are also capable of providing the facility to book hospital care and services urgently and get the needed assistance.

4. Personalized care for women

Gynecologists and Obstetricians have been invited onto the cloud-based platform called Doc N me, which provides care and assistance to women. With the difficulty of sharing many details about their bodies and lifestyles that women face, along with the shortage of medical professionals working in the field.

All these problems and more are addressed by this platform, working to make the lives of women much easier. Moreover, patients do not need to carry their records and reports at all times and for future assistance as the platform allows for the doctors to update this information in real time for them.

5. Medical conferences for the doctors

It is only fair for the development of any field that those working in it get an environment that serves to polish them and educate them much more. This is what the startup DailyRounds is making possible, but for doctors. It has rolled out an app which allows doctors to interact and have conferences, and have a network of academic and practical knowledge that makes them sharper.

It has extensively reduced the price of sharing cases and experiences that doctors have which previously used to happen in expensive medical journals or in conferences which were hard to organize and carry out. This startup has changed this approach and made it possible for this useful information to transcendent walls.

The various ways in which these innovations have changed the way healthcare is practiced and progresses only shows that there is much more coming. It is only a matter of time until the revolution spreads to spheres other than that of healthcare, and contributes to a wholesome regeneration of the way human life is experienced.