India’s healthcare system faces a big challenge. Over 65% live in rural areas, but nearly 75% of doctors are in cities. With a doctor-patient ratio of 1:1,511 (far below WHO’s 1:1,000), over 60% of people lack access to affordable, quality care.
At iKure Techsoft, a for-profit social enterprise, we’re addressing this gap with an innovative model that transforms how last-mile healthcare is delivered in India. Our goal is to make universal health coverage a reality.
We combine technology, community-centric data, and community engagement to bring affordable, high-quality healthcare to millions in rural and semi-urban India. Our trained Community Health Activists (iCHAs), digital point-of-care tools, and award-winning WHIMS platform support early diagnosis, ongoing treatment, and health education—bringing universal health coverage closer to reality.
Our trained iKure Community Health Activists (iCHAs) connect directly with people in their communities, making primary care more accessible, trusted, and effective.
Our advanced AI-driven tools support prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and chronic disease management at the primary care level.
We work with both national and global partners including CSR and Impact driven Sustainable programs — to co-create and scale impactful health solutions tailored to specific community needs.
We lead and support research that helps us understand what works best, so we can improve both health and socio-economic outcomes for underserved populations.
At iKure, we believe that healthcare is not just about treating illness — it is about sustaining life , dignity , and resilience in the face of constant change. This belief anchors everything we do.
As we step into a new phase of growth, we are expanding in many directions—scaling our network of Integrated Community Health Assistants (iCHAs), growing our clinic footprint, and reaching new geographies across India and beyond. But growth, for us, is not about size alone. It’s about deepening impact—through better tools, smarter systems, and stronger relationships.
PMAC 2025 – Mr. Sujay Santra, Founder & CEO, iKure, was invited at the prestigious Prince Mahidol Award Conference (PMAC) 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand. As a global thought leader in health equity and innovation, he showcased iKure’s AI-powered and last-mile healthcare model on a world stage shaping the future of healthcare. His participation reinforced iKure’s commitment to making primary healthcare a universal right, not a privilege.
India Health 2030– Mr. Sujay Santra, Founder & CEO, iKure, was invited to speak at India Health 2030, hosted by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in Kolkata. Featured on the distinguished panel “Accelerating Healthcare: Tech in the Driver’s Seat,” he shared iKure’s pioneering work in digital health, grassroots data, and inclusive innovation. The invitation stands as a testament to iKure’s growing leadership in shaping a tech-driven, equitable healthcare future for all.











































