ArogyaCard

For public health teams

Population insight without personal data

See registration, care activity and trends as counts and rates. Individual records are not part of this view and cannot be reached from it.

What you get

  • Aggregate only

    Counts and rates by place, age band, sex and time. No names, mobile numbers or ArogyaCard IDs.

  • Small groups are hidden

    Any group under the privacy threshold is hidden, and a second group is hidden when needed so it cannot be worked out from totals.

  • Separate from clinical data

    The analytics view runs under a database role that can read only de-identified summary tables.

  • Controlled exports

    Broad exports are released at once. Finer ones need approval from a second person, expire after 24 hours and carry a checksum.

  • Every query is recorded

    What was asked, by whom and with which filters, visible to the security team.

  • Honest about its data

    Demonstration views are labelled when they combine live activity with a modelled population.

How an analyst works

  1. 1

    Explore

    Choose an indicator and slice it by geography, age and time.

  2. 2

    Compare

    Check rates per 1,000 people across districts.

  3. 3

    Request

    Ask for an export with a stated purpose.

  4. 4

    Approve and download

    Restricted exports are approved by someone else, then downloaded once and logged.

Firm limits

  • This is not a patient-record browser.
  • There is no way to look up one person from the analytics view.
  • ArogyaCard is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body.
  • The figures in this demonstration are synthetic.

Ready to talk?

ArogyaCard is in development and we are working with a small number of early partners.