MediaCast Podcast – Mudit Dandwate, Co-founder & CEO of Dozee - Indias HeathCare champion

Send us Fan MailMudit Dandwate, Co-Founder and CEO of Dozee, that is hugely empowering healthcare   in India, speaks with Pavan R Chawla on MediaCast Podcast from MediaBrief.com. Today, Dozee is helping save lives and valuable resources each  year to free up crucial patient-monitoring and in-hospital care resources by converting ordinary beds in hospitals into step-down ICUs. Dozee doesn’t just provide the most crucial remote patient care, the kind of costs and resources it frees up each year for just 100 hospital beds across India is to the tune of INR 2.7 crore per 100 beds. And Dozee is on a mission to cover 1 million hospital beds all over the country in the near future. Do the math. Mudit’s passion shines through the conversation. Whether it was his passion for developing  race cars that he not only help build as an engineer at IIT but also drove with daredevilry across the world’s best amateur circuits, to his passion for fusing life—enhancing technology with his tenacity and entrepreneurial desire to create a MedTech start up that would not only provide a truly innovative product and service but one that would equally empower the entire healthcare space in India. Dozee, the company Mudit and his partner founded, has been doing that brilliantly, and this episode is a conversation that traces the pathway to the idea, development, perfecting and launch and great relevance and impact of Dozee, the name given to India’s first Contactless Remote Patient Monitoring solution that is steadily and systematically pioneering patient monitoring in hospitals and at home.Our conversation traverses Dozee’s commitment to perfection and touches upon the four years it took Mudit and his team to  launch it in the healthcare space. Mudit speaks of the USP, benefits and impact of the Dozee offering, and about a dog named Pi who helped them discover the wonderful value and ability of their Dozee prototype to monitor  a patient’s vitals from a mattress-thickness away.Mudit also informs me of how the Dozee offerings have been rolled out across public and private healthcare in India, and lists some excellent, forward-thinking government hospitals that have already embraced the Dozee patient-monitoring system with to great advantage. Great advantage delivered by Dozee’s AI-based module Advanced Health Intelligence, which detects early signs of health deterioration by continuously assessing user’s vitals data and conducting a risk analysis. So effective and impressive was Dozee that ever since it was launched in July 2019, it has been awarded grants by the GoI’s BIRAC, Sine IIT Bombay, ACT and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Dozee has also filed several patents on detecting and predicting respiratory, cardiac and neurological patterns and providing in-depth analysis of vital signals for early warning of health deterioration. Today, hospitals are using Dozee’s platform to convert regular hospital bed into Step-Down ICU to continuously monitor a patient’s vitals (more than 100 times per hour) including heart rate, respiration rate, oxygen saturation, temperature, blood pressure and ECG. The Dozee Pro has been installed in more than 6,000 beds in 300 hospitals covering 40 districts across India to monitor patients continuously and to help doctors & nurses enhance patient care and clinical outcomes.Each individual Dozee unit is licensed to every hospital, at a small cost per every single bed – perhaps less than that of a cup of coffee a day, and patients are now also known to take a unit home for continued patient-monitoring and care at home too.Through Dozee’s MillionICU initiative, the company is committed to bringing a rapid, long-term transformation in India’s public healthcare infrastructure. By helping leapfrog-growth in the critical health infrastructure and empower government hospitals with step-down IWe have two podcast series: MediaCast,  and MVP - The Master's Voice Podcast; both, published by MediaBrief.com. To pitch someone for either series, do this:First, follow us on Facebook,  Linkedin, Instagram. Listen to, comment on, like, share, repost 3 episodes from each series so we know you've heard them and know the content profile for spokesperson-pitch-fit.Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Amazon Prime.Next, write to us at pavan [at] mediabrief dot com and alliances [at] mediabrief dot com, and share links (from 1 above) to your profiles that are following us, plus links of your shares and reports of the particular episodes from your social media platforms. Thanks for your time.