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June 27, 2023
Indian healthcare deploys AI & ML to boost data-driven insights for tracking diseases
Indian healthcare is now extensively ensuring that application of artificial intelligence and machine learning are ubiquitous across its operations. Both AI and ML are seen to boost data driven insights…
June 22, 2023
Interview with Dr Saroj Gupta, Founder & CEO of MyDigiRecords
Dr. Saroj Gupta is the Founder and CEO of MyDigiRecords, a app that enables people to take control of managing and organizing their health information, including immunizations and medications, to make better healthcare decisions.
June 8, 2023
Digital records must be interoperable in order to be effective: Dr Saroj Gupta, ...
When you go from one hospital to another, doctors are unable to see all of your health records collated from various sources, all because we have created so many silos. Digitalization needs to be introduced in such a way that people have access to their records, and when they go to the doctor, they should be able to have access to medical records from across hospitals.
June 6, 2023
The Digitisation of Medical Records: A Revolution in India’s Healthcare Structure
A nation’s healthcare system is paramount to its economic growth and the welfare of its people. India, home to over 1.4 billion individuals, is no exception. The country’s healthcare sector was valued at around $280 billion in 2020 and is projected to cross $543 billion by the end of 2023.
June 9, 2023
The Pros And Cons Of Digitization Of Health Records
Digital health records have brought about a revolution in the healthcare industry, offering numerous advantages. They eliminate the need for paper-based medical history, providing…
June 9, 2023
Say goodbye to tobacco stains: Expert tips on restoring your smile
Tobacco use has been a prevalent habit for centuries, with millions of people around the world indulging in smoking or chewing tobacco however, the detrimental effects of tobacco on our overall…
October 17, 2022
Dr. Saroj Gupta: Energetic Leader Enacting the Real-World Change
What makes us inhabitable? “The commitment of hope for a better future.” Humans have always done the best things for their future with the advancements we have made in technology…
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September 8, 2022
KC-built healthtech app announces pre-seed funding from former JE Dunn CEO
Funds from a new pre-seed investment will help commercialize the MyDigiRecords app, its founder said, announcing critical new backing from one of Kansas City living entrepreneurial legends…..
September 14, 2022
KC health tech startup lands sizable investment from Terry Dunn
For MyDigiRecords CEO and founder Dr. Saroj Gupta and Chief Marketing Officer Chris Humphreys, the recent investment is a “huge deal.” The money — and Terry Dunn’s guidance and connections — will help the startup get its app launched this year.
September 8, 2022
Meet six newly funded startups Digital Sandbox KC is making more fundable tomorrow
Newly awarded funds are expected to help six more companies scale their fledgling startups past the proof-of-concept stage, said Jill Meyer, touting Digital Sandbox KC’s track record of making startups and their products more fundable once they’re built.
September 7, 2022
Six startups land Digital Sandbox KC funding
The proof-of-concept program awards grants up to $20,000 to early-stage entrepreneurs and connects them to educational resources, experts, other programs and investors.
September 7, 2022
MyDigiRecords® Receives Sizable Pre-Seed Funding to Launch Innovative Health Records App
A new health records app, MyDigiRecords, has announced that it has received an undisclosed, sizable pre-seed investment from Terry Dunn.
May 21, 2022
When a global health crisis exposed ‘broken’ systems, these KC startups jabbed back
Patients need easier access to their medical records, said Saroj Gupta, stressing the life-threatening outcomes for individuals who might miss important vaccinations — or erroneously obtain multiple doses — because of poor or hard-to-find documentation.