Next Phase — In Development

Dr. GharoGhari

"The doctor who comes home"

In countless villages, a qualified doctor is almost a rumour — someone who visits once a month, if ever. Dr. GharoGhari changes that with a fully-equipped medical van that comes to them: morning and evening shifts, two villages a day, free care for everyone who walks in. It is our planned next chapter — designed and costed, ready to roll out once Raktify, our flagship blood-network programme, is firmly established and funded.

Programme Reach — Per Van
52+
Unique villages served every month
280–350
Patients / Week
26
Working Days/Month
2
OPD Shifts / Day
₹0
Cost to Patient
52+
Villages / Month
350
Patients / Week
6 hrs
OPD Time / Day
5
Qualified Staff
₹0
Cost to Patient

Rural India's healthcare gap
is a crisis hiding in plain sight.

For hundreds of millions of rural Indians, seeing a doctor means hours of travel, a day's wages gone, and a long wait at a crowded hospital. For many families, the simplest decision becomes the hardest one — to not go at all.

67%
of India's population lives in rural areas, yet only 33% of the country's hospitals are located there.
1:10,000
The doctor-to-patient ratio in many rural districts — against a WHO recommendation of 1:1000.
40%
of illnesses in rural India go undiagnosed because patients cannot access or afford even basic primary care.

The daily-wage farmer cannot take a day off to travel to a district hospital. The elderly woman with high blood pressure has no one to check it regularly. The child with a fever gets traditional remedies because the nearest qualified doctor is 60 km away. Dr. GharoGhari brings the doctor to them.

A day in the life of
the Dr. GharoGhari van.

Our operational model is designed around the real rhythm of rural life — not office hours. Dual shifts ensure we reach daily-wage workers, farmers, and elderly residents who are only available early morning or after dark.

1
Departure from Base
The van departs from its district base with a full team: MBBS doctor, nurse, pharmacist, driver, and programme coordinator. Medicine inventory is checked and replenished nightly.
7:30 AM – 8:45 AM
2
Morning OPD — Village A
3-hour OPD at the first village. Consultations, BP / blood sugar / hemoglobin / ECG diagnostics, medicine dispensing, and referrals. ASHA workers pre-mobilise patients the day before.
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
3
Admin & Rest Window
Travel to Village B, lunch break, data entry into EMR system, stock reconciliation, and record uploads to the cloud dashboard. Staff rest ensures consistent care quality through the evening shift.
12:00 PM – 5:30 PM
4
Evening OPD — Village B
3-hour evening OPD serving daily-wage workers and farmers returning from fields. LED floodlights and a powered OPD space ensure full operations after dark. This is the most attended shift.
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
5
Return & Daily Report
Van returns to base. Daily service summary auto-generated: patients seen, conditions treated, medicines dispensed, referrals made. Shared with the Foundation dashboard and available to CSR partners.
9:00 PM – 10:30 PM
OPD ConsultationsFree, unlimited
Blood Pressure CheckEvery patient
Blood Sugar (Glucometer)On indication
Hemoglobin TestingWomen & children priority
ECGCardiac screening
Medicine DispensingFree at point of care
ReferralsTo district hospitals / CHC
Health Awareness SessionsPreventive care
Medical RecordsEMR — each patient
  • Located 10+ km from nearest PHC or sub-centre
  • Identified as healthcare-deficient by NHM or panchayat
  • High proportion of tribal, migrant, or women-headed households
  • No access to qualified doctor more than once monthly
  • Active ASHA worker or Anganwadi for coordination
Awareness begins 48–72 hours before every visit. ASHA workers do home visits, WhatsApp posters go to village groups, and the van coordinator uses a loudspeaker the day before. Gram Sevaks, school teachers, and Sarpanch networks are all activated.

Fully equipped. Fully staffed.

Every Dr. GharoGhari van is a self-contained primary health clinic on wheels — with its own power, pharmacy, diagnostic equipment, and digital records system.

🧑‍⚕️ Clinical Team

MBBS DoctorOPD consultations, diagnostics
Nurse / AttendantBP, injections, wound care
PharmacistDispensing, inventory
Driver + HelperTravel, setup, logistics
Programme CoordinatorRoute, data sync, community liaison

🔬 Equipment & Infrastructure

Custom Medical VanOPD-fitted, climate controlled
Diagnostic KitsBP, glucometer, Hb, ECG
Pharmacy SetupStorage, refrigerator, stock
Solar + GeneratorPower independence
LED FloodlightsFull evening operations
EMR SystemTablet + offline-first app

Transparent financials.
Every rupee accounted for.

Our budget is fully documented and available for review. Sponsor a van and receive a complete fund utilisation statement monthly.

Capital Expenditure — One Time
₹28.5 L
Medical Van + Custom Fitout₹18,00,000
Diagnostic Equipment₹6,00,000
Tablets + EMR Setup₹1,00,000
Solar + Power Backup₹1,00,000
Medicine Inventory (Initial)₹2,00,000
Branding & Signage₹50,000
Total CapEx₹28,50,000
Operating Expenses — Monthly
₹3.2 L/mo
Staff Salaries (5 roles)₹1,90,000
Medicines & Consumables₹50,000
Fuel + Maintenance₹40,000
Admin & Communication₹30,000
Licensing & Training₹10,000
Annual OpEx (12 months)₹38,40,000
Total Year 1 Investment (CapEx + OpEx) — per van
Covers full van setup, staffing, medicines & operations for 12 months
₹66.9 Lakhs

One pilot. National vision.

The Dr. GharoGhari model is built to replicate. Every van that operates becomes a tested playbook — ready to deploy in the next district, the next state.

Phase 1 · 2026
Pilot Van
First van launched. Operations, routes, and reporting systems validated on the ground.
Phase 2 · 2027
District Expansion
Second and third vans deployed in adjacent districts using the proven model and playbook.
Phase 3 · 2028
State Level
Multiple vans operating across the state with a centralised coordination and reporting hub.
Vision · 2030
National Programme
A national fleet of mobile OPD vans covering India's most underserved rural districts.

Each additional CSR sponsor enables one more van — and one more district covered.