SNEHA NRC

Managing and treating malnutrition is an intensive task, requiring careful monitoring and record-keeping of a child's health progress. Severe malnutrition cases are referred to Nutrition Rehabilitation Centres (NRCs) in district or taluka hospitals. SNEHA NRC is a digital platform which tracks children who are discharged from these centres. SNEHA NRC is currently running in all 30 district hospitals in Karnataka.

SNEHA

A state-of-the-art digital platform, SNEHA provides a comprehensive solution-detection to cure-for malnutrition management. This concept solution is being developed in partnership with the Government of Karnataka. Employing the best design principles, our platform uses mobile technology along with a robust process and data integration at the back end, allowing for a consistent view of child and women's health across departments. Bundled in this solution is the SNEHA app, a tool that makes the lives of anganwadi workers simple, efficient, and effective.

SAJAG

SAJAG, our next-generation AI-based predictive analysis, is being developed especially for the Defence departments of India. 

 

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