Hyderabad-based health-tech startup Quick Vitals has introduced Amruth Swasth Bharath, an AI-powered, non-invasive diagnostic solution that delivers instant health insights—without needles, pain, or conventional blood tests. This innovation is designed to revolutionize preventive healthcare in India by making health screening faster, more comfortable, and more accessible.
The first installation of Amruth Swasth Bharath has been completed at Niloufer Hospital in Hyderabad, marking the start of what could be a paradigm shift in how health parameters are measured. Leveraging advanced AI and facial recognition technology, the tool can analyze key indicators such as blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation, sugar levels, stress levels, and more—all within 20 to 60 seconds.
The process is simple yet highly impactful. A high-resolution camera scans the user’s face, and AI algorithms detect minute changes in skin tone and blood flow patterns. Based on this data, the system generates a detailed health report almost instantly. This eliminates the delays, discomfort, and infrastructure demands associated with traditional lab-based diagnostics.
This technology has wide-ranging implications for India’s healthcare system. Its speed and simplicity make it particularly suitable for deployment in hospitals, rural clinics, community health centers, and corporate wellness programs, where resources are often stretched thin. By enabling quick, painless, and affordable health checks, Quick Vitals is improving both patient experience and clinical efficiency, allowing healthcare providers to focus on early detection and timely intervention.
The launch positions Quick Vitals as a frontrunner in India’s growing AI-in-healthcare ecosystem. By merging cutting-edge technology with preventive medicine, the company is driving forward a vision of a healthier, more sustainable future where diagnostics are accessible to everyone, regardless of location or infrastructure limitations.
