Key Takeaways
- Follow India's Telemedicine Practice Guidelines for consultations and prescriptions.
- Video quality on low bandwidth and simple UX are critical.
- Secure records and consent are essential.
Telemedicine extends care to patients in smaller towns and reduces travel for follow-ups.
Core features
- Doctor discovery and booking
- Video, audio and chat consultations
- Consent capture
- E-prescriptions
- Medical records upload and sharing
- Payments and invoices
- Follow-up reminders
- ABHA linking
Compliance
| Area | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Practice | Telemedicine Practice Guidelines |
| Doctors | Registered medical practitioners |
| Data | DPDP Act, secure storage |
| Records | Consent-based sharing |
Cost
A telemedicine platform typically costs ₹8–25 lakh depending on features and apps.
Planning a healthcare software project?
Light Animation has designed and built software and websites for brands like Godrej, Saras Jaipur Dairy and Jaipur Traffic Police. Share your requirement and get a free consultation and estimate.
Explore Healthcare Software DevelopmentGet a Free QuoteRelated reading: Doctor Appointment App · Healthcare App Compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Is telemedicine legal in India?
Yes, under the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines issued by the government.
Can doctors issue e-prescriptions?
Yes, within the guidelines, with restrictions on certain medicine categories.
Does a telemedicine app need ABDM?
ABDM integration is recommended for interoperable records.
What video technology is used?
WebRTC-based solutions are common for secure, browser and app-based video.
