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Four outputs, and who signs each one

Every vendor says AI. Ask what it hands you.

"AI-powered" is a category word now. It is also testable, because an AI layer either produces something a person receives - a report, a reading, a plan, a prescription - or it does not exist outside the brochure.

So this page skips the adjective. Here is what the AI in a Clinics On Cloud health ATM actually produces, who is accountable for each output, what it explicitly does not do, and the five questions that will tell you whether any other vendor's AI is real.

What it produces
Where it sits

The AI is a middle layer, not the machine.

Devices measure. The record keeps what they measured. The AI reads that and turns it into something a person can act on. A doctor decides. Every honest claim in this category lives in the third band - and every exaggerated one is a claim that quietly moves into the fourth.

01

Devices measure

Medical devices from compliant manufacturers, registered or approved where applicable under US FDA, European CE and CDSCO requirements. No AI here - just instruments, calibrated.

02

The record keeps

Digital health records, so a second visit is a comparison rather than a fresh start. The AI has nothing to be clever about until this exists.

03

The AI reads, scores and drafts

Four outputs, listed below. Each one is produced in the seconds after a screening, and each one is a draft until somebody qualified accepts it.

04

A doctor decides

Teleconsultation where the deployment enables it, from Clinics On Cloud's panel or your own. The prescription is theirs; the AI only proposes one.

What it produces

Four things you can hold in your hand.

Each of these is a published capability of the platform, written here with the part vendors leave off: what comes out, and whose name is on it.

AI report analysis

Turns the screening's values into a simple, colour-coded health score with personalised recommendations - a report built for the person tested, not for a pathologist.

Output A colour-coded smart report
Ask a vendor: show me the report a real visit produced, with the values on it.

AI ECG interpretation

On the 12-lead configuration the AI measures every key interval of the trace and produces a complete, colour-coded interpretation on the spot, rather than waiting for a cardiologist.

Output An interval-level ECG interpretation
Ask a vendor: interpretation, or just a printed trace? They are not the same product.

AI diet and wellness plan

A personalised nutrition and wellness plan built from BMI, sugar, cholesterol and vitals - generated immediately, from that visit's own numbers.

Output A plan the person leaves with
Ask a vendor: is it computed from this visit, or a leaflet with a name printed on it?

AI prescription support

A draft e-prescription generated from the findings, voice-editable, and approved by the doctor in about thirty seconds. The AI writes; the doctor signs.

Output A draft, for a doctor to accept or change
Ask a vendor: who approves it, and is the approval recorded?

There is a fifth thing, and it is the one people meet first: AI-driven triage with voice guidance, multilingual, so a first-time user is walked through a checkup without training. It produces no document - it produces a completed screening, which is arguably the harder job.

Accountability

Who signs off what.

This is the whole of it. When a vendor cannot answer this table for their own product, the AI is marketing rather than machinery.

AI proposesDoctor disposes
Reads the trace and measures the intervals
Confirms the reading, orders what is needed
Scores the report and colours the risks
Decides what the colour means for this person
Drafts the prescription from the findings
Edits it by voice and approves it - or does not
Suggests a diet and wellness plan
Adjusts it against the person's history
Guides the user through the screening by voice
Is not needed for this step at all
The limits, from the people who built it

What the AI does not do.

These are Clinics On Cloud's own published positions, and they are the most useful lines on this page - because they are the ones an exaggerating vendor will not print.

Clinics On Cloud is not a diagnostic laboratory and does not replace one. Results are intended for screening and should not be treated as a confirmatory diagnosis. Device accuracy is generally 90–95% under ideal conditions and correct protocols, depending on the test and the device, and also depends on usage, calibration, environment, patient preparation and operating procedure.

Published by Clinics On Cloud, in answer to “how accurate is a Health ATM?”
It does not diagnose. A flagged value is a reason to see a doctor, not a verdict.
It does not replace confirmatory laboratory testing, which may be advised when clinically required.
It does not issue a prescription. A doctor approves every one, or it is not issued.
It does not improve a bad reading. Calibration, preparation and protocol decide the input.
Take this to the demo

Five questions that separate an AI layer from an adjective.

Ask them of us as readily as of anybody else. A vendor with a working layer answers all five in a single meeting; a vendor without one answers in the future tense.

  1. 1

    Show me an output from a real visit

    Not a mock-up. A report, a plan or an interpretation the system produced for somebody, with the identifying details removed.

  2. 2

    Who approves it before it reaches the person?

    If the answer is "nobody", ask what happens the day it is wrong.

  3. 3

    What does it do when the input is poor?

    Bad cuff placement, a moving patient, a cold finger. An honest system says "retake"; a demo says nothing.

  4. 4

    Which languages does the voice guidance speak?

    The AI most people actually meet is the one that walks them through the test. Ask for the list, then ask which are in this build.

  5. 5

    Does it get better with our data - and where does that data sit?

    Two answers, one question. Improvement and privacy are the same sentence, and it belongs in the contract.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answered by the team at Clinics On Cloud, and kept in step with what they publish - these are pulled from the portal each time this page is built.

What is Clinics on Cloud Health ATM / Health Kiosk?

Clinics On Cloud is a healthcare technology company building intelligent, connected points of care that bring preventive health screening, digital health records, telemedicine and technology-enabled healthcare closer to people. Its solutions are designed to help healthcare providers, governments, corporates, CSR organisations and communities create distributed healthcare access beyond conventional hospitals and clinics. A Health ATM is a phygital point of care that combines a physical healthcare access point with connected medical devices, software, digital health records, AI-assisted insights and telemedicine. It creates a local, trusted physical presence while using technology to connect screening, data and doctors. Depending on the configuration, users can undergo multiple preventive health screenings, receive digital reports and connect with doctors from one location

What does a Clinics On Cloud solution cost?

There is no fixed price. Cost depends on the selected form factor, medical devices, screening parameters, customisation, software and integrations, order quantity, branding and deployment location. After understanding the use case, Clinics On Cloud recommends the appropriate configuration and provides a commercial proposal for Health Kiosks, Health Lounges, Box Clinics or Mobile Medical Units.

Are any special licences, registrations or compliances required to install and operate the solution?

For the standard preventive health-screening setup, no special clinical establishment certificate or specialised professional qualification is required merely to install and operate the core point-of-care solution. It can be deployed at suitable locations and operated by a trained person. Additional regulatory, staffing or clinical requirements may apply if the deployment includes venous blood collection, laboratory diagnostics, specialised clinical procedures or other regulated services.

Who can operate the machine? Is medical professional required to operate the kiosk?

For the standard preventive-screening workflow, a DMLT technician, phlebotomist or doctor is not required. Any layperson can operate the solution after receiving appropriate training on the machine, devices, patient workflow and operating protocols from Clinics On Cloud. Qualified personnel are required where the customised setup includes procedures such as venous blood collection or specialised laboratory investigations.

How accurate is a Health ATM?

Clinics On Cloud is not a diagnostic laboratory and does not replace one. It supports preventive screening, routine health monitoring and early identification of potential health risks. The platform uses medical devices sourced from compliant manufacturers and registered or approved, where applicable, under US FDA, European CE and CDSCO requirements. Under ideal conditions and with correct protocols, device accuracy is generally 90%-95%, depending on the test and device. Accuracy also depends on correct usage, calibration, environmental conditions, patient preparation and adherence to operating procedures. The results are intended for screening and should not be treated as a confirmatory diagnosisClinics On Cloud is not a diagnostic laboratory and does not replace one. It supports preventive screening, routine health monitoring and early identification of potential health risks.

Will a doctor accept a Clinics On Cloud report?

Whether an individual doctor chooses to use or rely on a screening report is subjective and depends on the doctor, the clinical situation and their familiarity with the devices and screening methodology being used. However, the primary purpose of a Clinics On Cloud report is not to replace a doctor's diagnosis or to obtain an 'accepted/rejected' status from a doctor. It is designed to improve health awareness, identify potential risks early and encourage people to seek appropriate medical attention when something requires further evaluation. If a screening helps a person recognise a possible health concern and visit a qualified doctor before the condition is neglected or becomes more serious, the preventive-health objective has been achieved. A doctor may then use their clinical judgement and request confirmatory investigations wherever required.

How long does screening take, and what is the operating cost per patient?

A multi-parameter preventive screening typically takes approximately 10-15 minutes, depending on the selected tests. The per-patient operating cost is designed to be significantly lower than the prevailing market value of obtaining the corresponding assessments separately. Depending on the configuration and screening package, the running cost can be up to approximately 80% lower than the corresponding market value, without positioning the platform as a replacement for diagnostic laboratories.

Is any special environment or temperature range required to operate the solution?

The solution should preferably be installed and operated indoors in a clean, controlled environment and should not be directly exposed to excessive dust, moisture, rain, direct sunlight or other harsh environmental conditions. For general health-screening devices, a typical operating environment of approximately 10°C to 40°C can be maintained. When the configuration includes tests such as HbA1c or lipid profile, a more controlled temperature range of approximately 10°C to 30°C should be maintained, subject to the specific device and consumable manufacturer's instructions. Consumables must also be stored under the temperature, humidity and storage conditions specified for the respective test kit or device. Proper storage and environmental control are important for maintaining test performance and reliability

How secure is patient data, and where is it stored?

Data security and privacy are core components of the Clinics On Cloud platform. Data can be hosted securely on AWS cloud infrastructure with primary, secondary and long-term/tertiary backup mechanisms, as configured for the deployment. The technology framework incorporates information- and software-security measures including ISO 27001, IEC 62304, VAPT and WASA, along with other applicable healthcare and medical-device requirements. Where required, the application and data architecture can also be deployed on client-controlled servers or cloud infrastructure, subject to technical, security and commercial requirements. Responsibility for client-controlled infrastructure is defined separately.

Can Clinics On Cloud integrate with HMIS, LIS, EMR, corporate systems or other third-party platforms?

Yes. Clinics On Cloud supports interoperability through APIs and project-specific integrations with HMIS, EMR, LIS, hospital systems, corporate health platforms, government systems, dashboards and other approved applications. Relevant health data can be transferred to the customer's own systems or infrastructure where required. Complete white-labelling is not provided; however, co-branding is available, allowing the customer or programme partner's branding alongside Clinics On Cloud.

Does Clinics On Cloud provide doctors for teleconsultation?

Yes. Telemedicine can be integrated into the Clinics On Cloud ecosystem. Depending on project requirements, Clinics On Cloud can facilitate access to doctors for teleconsultation, or customers can integrate their own doctor networks. This supports a hub-and-spoke model in which connected points of care function as satellite locations linked to doctors or specialists at a central hospital or healthcare facility.

Does Clinics On Cloud provide CBC, LFT, KFT and other laboratory tests?

The standard preventive-screening solution is not intended to replace a diagnostic laboratory. The core platform focuses on preventive screening and point-of-care assessments. CBC, LFT, KFT and other laboratory investigations may be supported through compatible external diagnostic equipment as part of a customised clinical setup. Tests involving venous blood collection require appropriate clinical infrastructure and qualified medical or laboratory personnel

Who manages installation, training, maintenance and after-sales support?

Clinics On Cloud provides installation support, operator training and technical onboarding. The team trains the designated operators on the workflow and use of the configured solution. Warranty and post-warranty Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) services are available. AMC, service and recurring costs depend on the selected product, configuration and commercial agreement. Customers should also account for applicable consumables, software/services and other project-specific operating costs during the deployment lifecycle.

What medical and regulatory compliances does Clinics On Cloud have?

Clinics On Cloud is CDSCO registered and ISO 13485 certified, with applicable data-security, software-security and medical-device compliance measures. The medical devices used are sourced from compliant manufacturers and are registered or approved, where applicable, under US FDA, European CE and CDSCO requirements. Data security, medical-device compliance, software processes and quality requirements are addressed through relevant certifications, controls and deployment protocols. Where a customised deployment includes laboratory diagnostics or other regulated clinical procedures, the applicable requirements should be assessed separately

Where can Clinics On Cloud solutions be used?

**A Health ATM can be deployed across multiple environments depending on the healthcare use case:** **CSR Projects**: To deliver preventive screenings, teleconsultations and measurable healthcare access to underserved and remote communities. **Hospitals & Clinics**: To expand preventive screening, diagnostics and digital health services beyond traditional consultations. **Factories & Corporates**: To support employee health checks, workplace wellness programs and early identification of health risks. **Government Health Programs**: To strengthen public healthcare delivery through screening, telemedicine and digital health access at PHCs, CHCs and community locations. **Schools & Colleges**: To enable student health screening, digital reports and timely health interventions with visibility for authorized management and parents. **Rural & Remote Healthcare Projects**: To bring connected preventive healthcare and doctor access closer to populations with limited medical infrastructure. **Residential Communities**: To provide residents with convenient preventive health checks, wellness monitoring and teleconsultation within their society or community.

How does a Health ATM work?

A Health ATM is a phygital healthcare point that combines physical screening infrastructure with connected medical devices, software, digital records, AI-assisted insights and telemedicine. The patient follows a guided workflow, completes the selected health measurements, receives a consolidated report and, where enabled, can connect with a doctor remotely.

What tests and how many tests can be performed on a Health ATM?

Clinics on Cloud solutions are designed to support a broad range of preventive health measurements. Depending on the model and selected configuration, Clinics on Cloud Health ATMs can support more than 60+ health parameters including blood pressure, blood sugar, HbA1c, lipid profile, hemoglobin, ECG, SpO2, BMI, body composition and pulmonary measurements. Test availability depends on the configuration.

How do I request a demo of the Clinics on Cloud Health ATM?

Contact our sales team directly at +91-8999073447 or email us on sales@clinicsoncloud.com.

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