In association with the Ministry of Women and Child Development (MoWCD), Vedanta Foundation entered an MOU with DocOnline in 2021 to enable healthcare services in Rural India as its CSR initiative. DocOnline introduced a two-wheeler clinic model: Clinic on Wheels, managed by a paramedic staff hand-picked after a rigorous selection process and trained for quality healthcare delivery. Every day, the paramedic staff on two-wheeler visits NandGhars (Anganwadis) in far-flung rural villages to deliver healthcare services, including doctor consultation, medicines, and diagnostic tests.

• Designed to empower the healthcare needs of women, the DocOnline team comprises 100% women employees, including the doctors and paramedic staff
• By harnessing international best practices from the healthcare, health insurance, and technology industries, DocOnline has created a compelling proposition and outstanding customer experience. DocOnline takes full responsibility for clinical quality by investing in carefully selected in-house doctors trained for telemedicine and empowered with the latest international clinical decision-making tools to identify the root cause of the medical problem and deliver appropriate treatment
• The ability to monitor the Clinic on Wheels centrally on a real-time basis, the automation in pharmacy, and the patient pathway improve efficiency, maximize reach, and provide live updates. The location tracking facility for every Clinic on Wheels helps the team ensure the safety of the women paramedic staff
• With a focus on skilling and creating employment to deliver quality healthcare in Rural India, the project reduces inequalities in employment opportunities and improves Gender Equality for quality health care access.