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Equitable healthcare for all

Anhad India is bridging the healthcare gap in rural areas with telemedicine, cost-effective care, and community outreach. Operating under the Karma Healthcare Trust, we ensure that quality healthcare is accessible, equitable, integrated & evidence based for underserved communities.

WeStrive For line Equitable Healthcare

Everyone should have access to quality health care. But for millions around rural India, that’s not the reality. We are here to change that!

of the healthcare providers in rural areas are unqualified

Crore

people in rural India suffer from a lack of access and awareness to quality healthcare.

Health expenditure borne out-of-pocket

What we do?

Improving health-outcomes in rural India

Addressing disparities with the help of technology, outreach and support

Operate Paramedic-assisted Telemedicine Centres

Operate Paramedic-assisted Telemedicine Centres

Provide quality healthcare to the underserved populations through telemedicine centres where trained paramedics assist patients in real-time online consultations with qualified doctors using an integrated technology platform.

Community Outreach and Awareness

Community Outreach and Awareness

Conduct community meetings and door to door campaigns to increase the general awareness of the community around the centres towards accessing formal healthcare, early diagnosis of diseases such as malnutrition in child/women, preventive healthcare and hygiene.

Anhad in Action

Our projects across India with various partners

ongoing project

Project Anmol

Project Anmol is a collaborative initiative between Ray of Hope International Foundation and Karma Healthcare Trust, aimed at improving healthcare access in rural Udaipur district, Rajasthan. As part of this collaboration, the Lasadiya Telemedicine Centre has been set up to provide accessible, high-quality primary healthcare to the local community. Through this initiative, patients in remote areas can connect with qualified doctors via real-time digital consultations, facilitated by trained nurses. The centre ensures comprehensive healthcare services, including medical consultations, diagnostics, prescriptions, and follow-up care, bridging the gap in healthcare accessibility for underserved populations.

ongoing project

Sparsh Sanjeevani Telemedicine and Preventive Healthcare Services Project

Hyundai Motor India Foundation and Karma Healthcare Trust have partnered to establish 52 Telemedicine Centers across 10 states, serving over 1.5 million people in rural India. Through technology-enabled consultations, these centers provide access to qualified doctors, meeting both routine and specialized health needs while reducing travel burdens and geographical barriers. This initiative is transforming healthcare accessibility, ensuring quality medical care is within reach for individuals with previously limited options. The partnership demonstrates a shared commitment to advancing public health and uplifting communities through sustainable, scalable healthcare solutions.

ongoing project

E-doctor Telemedicine Project-Swiss Re

Swiss Re Foundation and Karma Healthcare Trust have launched four new paramedic-assisted telemedicine centers in Gujarat (Kandari), Madhya Pradesh (Adegaon, Bhoma), and Rajasthan (Mundawara), bringing essential healthcare closer to communities with previously limited options. This collaboration provides quality consultations and timely treatments helping bridge healthcare gaps and reduce travel burdens. By offering vital medical care close to home, this initiative underscores a shared commitment to community health and long-term wellness through accessible, high-quality healthcare solutions.

ongoing project

E-doctor Telemedicine Project-Ujjivan

Ujjivan Small Finance Bank and Karma Healthcare Trust have collaborated to establish two paramedic-assisted telemedicine centers in Silawad and Pati in Madhya Pradesh's Barwani district. These centers are designed to address the pressing healthcare challenges faced by rusal communities with limited access to quality medical services. By overcoming geographical barriers, inadequate infrastructure, and the scarcity of specialized healthcare professionals, this initiative aims to bring essential medical care within reach, fostering improved health outcomes for underserved populations.

ongoing project

Project Gulmohan

The collaboration between Innovators in Health (IIH) and Karma Healthcare Trust led to the establishment of one paramedic-assisted telemedicine centres in Gadh Boriyad in Gujarat. Through this project, we aim to provide affordable and quality primary healthcare in underserved areas using a paramedic-assisted digital model for tele-consultation from qualified Doctors.

Our Partners

We believe — collaboration is the cornerstone of creating impactful and sustainable change

Together, we tackle the most pressing health challenges — from enhancing access to essential medical services in underserved communities to pioneering health solutions

Success Stories

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Tanuja Raundhal | 17-year-old | Pait, Maharashtra | Acne Vulgaris

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Arif Khan | 43 years | Mohgaon, Madhya Pradesh | Ringworm and Persistent Itching

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Kailash Chand | 66 years | Sahiya Centre, Uttarakhand | Prostate Urine Infection and Collar Bone Pain

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Sangeeta Deep | 18-year-old | Korwa Khurd, Haryana | Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

Join us in building a more equitable healthcare for India