Non-invasive screening that finds illness early.
SamaHealth brings painless, low-cost screening for anaemia, blood oxygen, heart rhythm and diabetes risk to clinics and community camps across Barasat and North 24 Parganas. It is built around Anubhav Life Care, an NABL-accredited diagnostic lab, so a flag becomes a confirmed test, and care, before a crisis.
- 175
- paired screens validated
- ~2 min
- per fingertip screen
- ≈ $1.50
- per screen
One painless screen, four signals that matter
A roughly two-minute fingertip reading covers the conditions that cause the most harm when they go unseen. Each result points to a test, not a conclusion.
Anaemia
A non-invasive haemoglobin estimate, the single most common and most overlooked condition among women here.
Blood oxygen (SpO₂)
Oxygen saturation, validated to read consistently across skin tone.
Heart rate & rhythm
Pulse and an atrial-fibrillation flag, a silent, stroke-causing rhythm people can’t feel.
Diabetes risk
An HbA1c-proxy signal that flags who should get a confirmatory blood test.
From a flag to confirmed care
Screen
A health worker takes a painless fingertip reading at a camp, an antenatal visit, or the clinic. No needle, no fasting, results in minutes.
Confirm
Anything flagged is confirmed against the gold-standard instruments in the NABL-accredited lab at Anubhav Life Care. A flag is never a diagnosis.
Follow up
Confirmed patients start treatment and are tracked over time, with a re-screen schedule and the SamaBeat band, so the intervention is checked, not just prescribed.
A hub-and-spoke model for ten million people
North 24 Parganas is home to roughly ten million people, with a wide gap between where diagnostics exist and where people live. The model is built to close it.
A trusted hub
An NABL-accredited diagnostic centre anchors the work, so every screening flag has a real lab behind it.
Spokes that travel
Community camps, antenatal visits, and school screening days run by locally trained operators. Care that goes to people instead of waiting for them.
The last mile
Free transport for pregnant and elderly patients closes the gap between a flag and the confirmatory test that follows it.
“What the screen really changes is the front door. It brings people to confirmatory testing who would never have come on their own, and the haemoglobin estimates track our lab closely.”
Bring screening to your programme
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