Caresoft Foundation
The group's social arm, funding health access work and putting hospital-grade technology into charitable trust institutions that could never buy it at commercial rates.
OngoingSince inception
Beyond the balance sheet
Work in the social sector
Technology and access, taken to the places that get skipped.
Caresoft Foundation and the initiatives around it exist because the same software that runs a corporate hospital in Mumbai can run a charitable trust hospital in a district town — if somebody is willing to build it for them at a price that works. That is the thread running through everything below.
Technology for charitable trust hospitals
Concessional and free deployments of the hospital information system for charitable and mission hospitals, so that a trust hospital runs the same billing, pharmacy and clinical records as a corporate chain.
MultipleTrust hospitals supported
Mobile clinic and ambulance programme
Supporting mobile clinic and ambulance capacity for communities where the nearest functioning facility is hours away, with a donor portal that shows exactly where the money went.
Donor-fundedTransparent reporting
Medicircle Health Intelligence Unit
Independent, freely published research on Indian healthcare — patient-side field studies and industry reports released without a paywall so that smaller institutions and journalists can use them.
FreePublished open access
Mentoring outside the metros
Unpaid mentorship slots each quarter reserved for healthcare founders building outside Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi, where capital and advice both arrive last.
QuarterlyPro bono slots
Running a trust hospital, a CSR programme or a health NGO?
If technology is the thing standing between your institution and better records, tell me what you are working with. Concessional and pro bono routes exist and I would rather you used them.