User accessibility
Complex journeys could prevent patients from booking and completing consultations confidently.
Cosnet supported a nationwide telemedicine initiative with user-centred interfaces, multi-device access, connected appointment and consultation workflows, and a scalable digital foundation for patients and healthcare providers.
eSanjeevani connects patients and healthcare professionals through remote consultations. The digital experience needed to remain understandable, dependable, and accessible across diverse devices, regions, and levels of digital literacy.

We mapped the user, operational, data and growth constraints before defining the solution.
Complex journeys could prevent patients from booking and completing consultations confidently.
The service needed to work for users with varied devices, connectivity, and digital familiarity.
Appointments, consultations, records, prescriptions, and provider activity required dependable coordination.
We focused on accessible patient and provider journeys supported by connected appointment workflows, secure data exchange, and scalable application infrastructure.
Clear interfaces support appointment booking, remote consultation, and access to relevant medical information.
Responsive experiences support phones, tablets, and desktop environments.
Language-aware and straightforward interaction patterns help reach a broader population.
Scalable services support consultation activity and the controlled exchange of sensitive healthcare information.
The final system connects user experience with measurable operational and commercial value.
Remote consultation workflows expanded access beyond traditional physical facilities.
Patients can connect with healthcare professionals without unnecessary long-distance travel.
Digital scheduling, consultation, and record workflows reduce administrative effort.
Simpler interfaces and multi-device support make the service more approachable for diverse users.
Technology choices were aligned to the workflows, integrations, internal capability and long-term product direction.
The digital service supports patients, doctors, and healthcare teams involved in remote consultation and related operational workflows.
The experience was simplified for varied levels of digital familiarity and designed for phones, tablets, and desktop devices.
The solution supports appointment scheduling, consultations, notifications, medical information exchange, and related provider operations.
Yes. A national telemedicine service requires infrastructure and workflows capable of supporting very large and changing usage volumes.
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