About Arogyam Rx
Better insight. Better care.
We’re building healthcare software for Indian doctors that reduces their workload instead of adding to it.
Why we exist
Doctors shouldn’t have to search for what they already know.
In most Indian practices, patient information exists — on paper, in phone galleries, in lab portals and in the doctor’s memory. What’s missing is a way to bring it together at the moment it matters: just before the consultation.
Arogyam Rx is our answer. It brings patient history, prescriptions, reports and notes onto one record, and uses AI carefully to summarise what’s there — always labelled, always reviewed by the doctor.
Our product philosophy is simple: reduce the doctor’s workload, not create another software workload.
What we believe
Principles that shape the product.
The doctor stays in control
Software can organise and suggest. Clinical decisions belong to clinicians.
Honest over impressive
We don’t publish claims we can’t support — about AI, outcomes or certifications.
Built for Indian practice
Busy OPDs, walk-ins, paper reports and multi-doctor clinics are the starting point, not an afterthought.
Where we are
An honest status.
Our founder
Jigar Shah
Founder, Arogyam Rx · Strivio Private Limited
Jigar Shah is the founder of Arogyam Rx, built under Strivio Private Limited. Before Arogyam Rx, he founded Ecstasy Ventures. He builds Arogyam Rx around one principle: understand the doctor’s workflow first, then design the software around it.
Why I’m building Arogyam Rx
Doctors don’t need more software. They need less searching. A patient’s history usually exists — in a paper file, a photo on someone’s phone, a lab portal, a colleague’s notes — but it rarely arrives at the one moment it matters most: the minute before the consultation.
I started Arogyam Rx to close that gap. The rule we build by is simple: reduce the doctor’s workload, never add to it. AI should organise what’s already known, show where every point came from, and leave every decision with the doctor.
We’re building it with doctors, not just for them. That’s why our January 2027 pilot matters so much to us — and why I’d genuinely like to hear how your practice works.
— Jigar