KareXpert was selected from over 700 applications to be a part of this 3-month program
Mumbai : In a remarkable development, KareXpert, the Reliance Jio-backed, SaaS-based, Cloud-based digital healthcare platform with 50+ pre-integrated modules enabling hospitals their digital transformation, is selected by the Google Accelerator program. Touted as “Gsuite for Hospital” by Google as an analogy emphasizing one-stop-shop for hospitals of any size for all their present and future digital needs, KareXpert is among the top 16 startups selected from over 700 companies.
KareXpert’s cloud-native, AI-ready, and mobile-first solution brings 50+ modules facilitating hyper-collaboration and hyper-coordination among all stakeholders of Hospital and Patients using workflow and event driven architecture where Patient care and Patient experience is enhanced by a magnitude. The platform requires minimal human intervention as the system becomes highly automated.
Speaking on the development, Nidhi Jain, Founder, and CEO of KareXpert said, “We have fast-emerged as India’s #1healthtech platform for hospitals to digitize their end-to-end operations, reduce operating cost, accelerate revenue, and enhance Patient experience using single data lake. The Hospital is truly transformed into a ‘SMART Hospital”.. We are thrilled to be a part of the Google Accelerator Program and build deeper integration with Google AI technologies for Healthcare.”
KareXpert’s clientele includes some of India’s best hospital chains and healthcare clinics, such as Tata Steel group of Hospitals, Mahindra Group CFS, Reliance group Sir HNH, Paras Group of Hospitals. KareXpert platform has its customers ranging from Nursing Homes to Large Corporate chains with 100+ medical facilities which are Life or under Implementation. Customers simply have to pay a fixed monthly fee with everything managed by KareXpert resulting in complete peace of mind for their Software application side of IT. KareXpert platform is available for customers globally especially focusing on USA, Canada, UK, Middle East, Africa, and South East Asia currently.