Timeline of Development
2020
Initial Development

The COVID-19 pandemic was an unprecedented crisis, and there were no existing tools to manage the scale and complexity of the outbreak. In response, a group of volunteers came together to develop CARE, a software solution aimed at managing patient data, coordinating pandemic response efforts, and streamlining resource allocation. CARE was designed to support healthcare workers and administrators in handling the surge in cases efficiently while ensuring transparency and accountability in healthcare delivery.

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    Patient Registration and Tracking

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    Pandemic Response Coordination

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    Basic Hospital and Bed Management

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    Patient Shifting Across Facilities

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    Collaboration with NHM Kerala

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    Resource Allocation

2021
Enhanced Capabilities for Oxygen Tracking

During the second wave of COVID-19, oxygen availability became a critical issue across India. Oxygen tracking and management features were added to CARE to effectively manage oxygen availability and distribution in Kerala. CARE powered the oxygen war room in Kerala helping district administration to effectively manage the pandemic.

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    Adoption by State Health Dept across 6 States

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    Oxygen Capacity and Utilization Tracking

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    Real-Time Resource Monitoring Dashboards

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    Facility-Level Allocation Management

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    Reporting and Analytics

2021
Recognized as the 50th Digital Public Good by the United Nations

CARE was recognized as the 50th Digital Public Good by the United Nations for its transformative healthcare management system, centralizing patient and capacity management across hospitals to empower administrators and healthcare professionals with real-time data for better decision-making.

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    CARE was recognized as the 50th Digital Public Good by the United Nations

2021
CARE Powers the 10BedICU Project

CARE was identified as the TeleICU tooling for the 10BedICU Project, enabling technology-driven ICU care in rural India and providing TeleICU services to the remotest regions, impacting thousands of lives. CARE was deployed as part of the project by state health departments across government hospitals.

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    IoT integration with medical devices (FHIR and ONVIF based)

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    ICU Rounds and Charts

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    Clinical Scoring Systems

2022-2023
Continuous Improvements and Advanced Features

Supported the expansion of the 10BedICU project and addressed broader healthcare needs. Over three years, the 10BedICU initiative expanded to 9 states, covering more than 200 hospitals and delivering critical care solutions to underserved regions.

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    Compliance with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM)

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    Remote ICU Monitoring Capabilities

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    Integration with ICU Systems

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    Remote Doctor Connect

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    TeleICU Scalability

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    Secure Data Handling

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    Reports and Dashboards

2024
Transition to HMIS and Tooling for Palliative Care Grid

CARE is evolving into a comprehensive Hospital Management Information System (HMIS) to address the growing needs of healthcare institutions. Originally developed as a pandemic management and TeleICU tool, CARE is now expanding to deliver holistic solutions for hospital operations, patient workflows, and administrative management. This transformation empowers healthcare providers to optimize operations, enhance resource efficiency, and improve patient care. Building on its roots as a pandemic management and TeleICU platform, CARE is also being enhanced with a Palliative Care Grid to offer home-based care for elderly citizens. The first implementation is underway in Kerala, in partnership with the National Health Mission (NHM) and private NGOs, representing a significant leap in community healthcare development.

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    Integration with the Health Care Exchange (HCX)

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    End-to-End Patient Management Workflows

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    Inventory and Asset Management

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    Comprehensive Facility Management

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    Modular and Scalable Architecture

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    Home-Based Care Coordination

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    Caregiver and Patient Management

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    Collaboration with NHM and NGOs

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    Resource Allocation for Community Care

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    Telemedicine Support

2025
Expansion into Blockchain & Launch of $HEAL Token

As Open Healthcare Network continues to innovate in the healthcare space, 2025 marks a significant milestone with our integration into blockchain technology. By leveraging Solana’s speed and efficiency, we are launching the $HEAL token to facilitate decentralized healthcare solutions, transparent medical transactions, and incentive-based healthcare engagement. This transition represents our commitment to ensuring global access to high-quality healthcare through AI-driven and blockchain-powered solutions.

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    Launch of $HEAL token on Solana blockchain

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    Blockchain-based patient data security and interoperability

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    Decentralized access to AI-driven healthcare services

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    Integration of smart contracts for healthcare payments and governance

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    Token incentives for medical professionals and researchers

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    Transparent and secure funding for global healthcare initiatives

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    Community governance model through $HEAL token holders

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    Partnerships with Web3 healthcare innovators