
Obsessively re-imagining every part of healthcare to centre it around patients & doctors. Founder & CEO @superhealth_ind ex Apollo Hospitals Ola Electric Practo
Bangalore
Joined April 2008
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Last week had the privilege to host a folks from the NHS as well as other prestigious healthcare institutions across the UK
When I tried to figure out how they heard about us I learnt that a very kind person told them that if you want to see the future of hospitals, go see Superhealth, so here they were. (thank you kind person, you know who you are :))
We spent several hours showing them how we're reimagining hospitals from the ground up with our honest healthcare model and how we run our clinical quality and overall operations more efficiently than many global benchmarks with SuperOS, our proprietary AI system - which till date remains probably the only AI system that runs a live hospital.
It has been rare for me to be able to go so deep into clinical details of how we improve care with each small detail and for sure we learnt tremendously from the questions they posed and some inputs on the evolution too.
It is still super early for us, I mean, we're just about a year old :) and we have a lot more to build but it was kinda cool to share what we're building with a set of folks who often set many of the benchmarks and protocols globally for healthcare outcomes.
Thank you for taking the time to visit us and for your interest in our mission to fix healthcare!
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If you are building a startup, try to be profitable when you are small.
We turned ebidta positive on a ~$2.25 Mn ARR.
Focus on product led growth.
Built clear edge with product.
~50% user acquisition was organic, it still is.
Had a small team. Small office.
100% work from office, it helps.
Extremely low marketing spends.
Focus on unit economics, from day 1.
When you scale a startup and become large with zero profits, it becomes extremely difficult to turn things around. Not impossible, but is super challenging.
Scale now, profitable later works very rarely.
He was right. Touch laptops are ergonomically terrible. The more I see the demo videos the more true it feels. Also, whats the deal with Apple Pencil ? Can you use it or not. And who thought a vertical keyboard piano thing was a demo they should show.
Any one knows why should this exist. whats the killer app?
Cautionary tale about trusting AI with your healthcare. Listen to your doctors. ChatGPT isn’t replacing them anytime soon.
nytimes.com/2026/10/27/well/…
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I don’t get it. If Apple wants to control the home why not just make airport routers again. Literally everything connects to it and (assuming they fix Siri) I can call to it from anywhere. If Apple controls the router it controls the home. Why all this force fit home view type stuff.
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iOS 27 has fucked up search for contacts in such a bad way that sometimes I feel like throwing my phone
It’s not even too old - it’s 17 Pro Max
Please do something @johnternus - this is horrendous to use
Varun Dubey retweeted
Indians have made a major contribution to America's technological prowess. Yet, a big part of America no longer wants us.
Indians who are on a visa in the US face the painful prospect of uprooting the life you have built with hard work.
Let this be the birth pains of a bold new future.
Come back, let's build India 🙏
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Enough is enough. We mapped Bengaluru traffic to prove it is a huge civic and health risk that is taking lives and costing us lakhs just to exist here.
Some extremely sad data we found:
i) In a heart attack every 30 minutes of delay before treatment raises the risk of dying within a year by 7.5%. At 6 pm traffic here can add 25 minutes to an ambulance ride.
ii) Bengaluru has the most deaths from civic negligence in India. In August a 32 year old woman was killed when the bike she was on swerved around a pothole.
iii) Rush hour takes about a month of working hours from a commuter every year, like an 8% pay cut. Living near the tech parks to avoid it costs ₹1.6 to ₹2.4 lakh more a year in rent.
iv) You have access to only 3 out of 10 essential public facilities (schools, hospitals, toilets etc) at 6pm within a 30 minute vicinity.
v) The ORR carries more than double the traffic it can handle. Last year a company said it would leave Bellandur over 1.5 hour commutes and another state invited it within a day.
vi) The ORR bus lane cut bus trips by about 20 minutes. It was removed in 2022 for metro work and still is not back.
This is intolerable for a city that drives so much of India's economy. We cannot let India's Silicon Valley stall.
My team has put the most immediate fixes that will help solve this + how delayed/pushed they have been. Tag the people who can fix it: Traffic police or Namma Metro or GBA or the CM's office and let us all be honest and tell us what 6 pm has cost you.
#Bengaluru #BengaluruTraffic
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Elon Musk’s observations seek to discredit the sovereignty of India’s telecom policy by casting aspersions on the Government’s hitherto cold response to Starlink.
This comes at a time when the US is literally expelling India’s IT giants from flourishing on its soil.
This is blatant hostility towards India’s economy and an open cold shouldering of India’s iconic business titans.
Just out of hatred for the Prime Minister @narendramodi, the LoP @RahulGandhi is actually undermining India, giving legitimacy to the sneering utterances of those hostile to our country.
Rahul Gandhi must take care not to let his personal prejudices overwhelm his political judgment.
The Indian people deserve a united political response to outside forces seeking to undermine our rising economy!
Can we borrow this robot for the next bhajan night at Superhealth. ☺️
Or if anyone in Bangalore building this please ping me 🙏
After the ‘rave’ reception to Superhealth’s Musical Night, We’re back with our quest to make hospitals more welcoming & less scary. Partnering up with @iskcon for a Bhajan Jam at Superhealth.
Come join us. Great Bhajans, Super food and most importantly loads of peace - something I feel many could use after your outrage :P
20th September
4 PM onwards
Superhealth Hospitals, Koramangala
Come hang with us.
Limited seats. Unlimited peace.
u.super.health/superbhajan
P.S I wanted to name it Dawa & Dua Party but team vetoed it sadly.
Varun Dubey retweeted
Supreme Court in an NDPS case: when it comes to Ganja, we are very liberal. Whenever it comes to us we grant bail. Get a dismissal (instead of seeking anticipatory bail) and come here, we will give you bail, no problem.
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I apologize on behalf of our country Ms. Sabalenka
The United States is now the open laughing stock of the world. Two US Opens in a row athletes outwardly repulsed and appalled at the open pungent weed smoke that pervades NYC
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India’s exemplary GDP growth of 7.8% during Q1 of FY 2026-27 is a herculean feat.
The collective strength of our people ensured India delivered such growth despite oil price shocks and supply chain issues in the midst of global uncertainties.
Doomsayers were doomed and India bloomed…yet again!
Kick ass man. The world is not what it is. It is what we make it. Build the world you want to live in.
Massively cheering for you guys! @khushhhi_
For generations, we've pushed the limits of what flight can do.
Yet moving goods still comes with a compromise. The sea takes weeks and flying costs too much. Somewhere along the way, the world got comfortable with waiting.
Today, we announce Eureka, our first aircraft. It takes off and lands on water, and it's designed to turn "in a few weeks" into "on the evening flight."
Break the surface.
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Massive crowds gather at Lalbagh to protest the government’s decision to set aside 5% of the park’s space for infrastructure projects
This is perhaps Bengaluru’s first major civic protest in a decade.
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