In a village square in Maharashtra, a white kiosk stands where the nearest hospital is an hour away. A farmer steps up, places his feet on the marked plate, slips on a blood-pressure cuff, and ten minutes later walks away with a printed health report — and, if anything looks off, a doctor on video. The kiosk is a Health ATM, and it comes from Clinics On Cloud, a Pune startup that has spent eight years turning the humble ATM idea into a clinic that fits in a corner.
Clinics On Cloud’s Health ATM at work — a full checkup in about ten minutes, in a village, an office and a clinic. (Image: Clinics On Cloud)
The checkup that comes to you
India’s best healthcare has always clustered in big cities, while the rest of the country travels for it — or goes without. Abhay Agarwal and Manashrri Agarwal founded Clinics On Cloud in Pune in 2018 on a simple belief, in Abhay’s words, that “quality healthcare should never depend on someone’s PIN code”. For eight years they built without outside capital, refining a machine that could bring screening to wherever people already are: a factory floor, a village square, a ship at sea.
Sixty-five tests in ten minutes
The Health ATM is a walk-up screening station that measures 65-plus clinical parameters across 14 specialties in a single ten-minute session — vitals and body composition, a 6- or 12-lead ECG, blood pressure and lipids, blood sugar and HbA1c, urine analysis, and rapid tests for dengue, malaria and typhoid, among others. An AI layer turns the readings into a colour-coded health score with plain-language guidance, and the report lands on the user’s phone by WhatsApp, email or SMS. If a reading is flagged, the kiosk connects the user to a doctor on live video, with the report already on the doctor’s screen. The whole session is voice-guided and multilingual, needs no trained operator, works offline, and carries three to four days of battery backup — built for places where power and connectivity cannot be taken for granted.
From Navy ships to village squares
The numbers show how far the idea has travelled. The company says its kiosks have completed more than 3,500 installations across 200-plus cities in eight countries, screening over 12 million people and flagging more than two lakh abnormalities for early follow-up. Its deployments read like a map of India itself: the Indian Army, the Indian Navy — including a shipboard kiosk deployed in August 2026 — the Border Security Force, 200 Health ATMs for the National Health Mission in Uttar Pradesh, AIIMS Rishikesh, the UP Vidhan Sabha, and corporate campuses including Reliance, Tata Power, Godrej and Bajaj Allianz.
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Built in Pune, bound for the world
Every kiosk is designed and manufactured at the company’s plant in Chakan MIDC, Pune, which is also where its research and development sits. Clinics On Cloud is India’s first CDSCO-licensed Health ATM and Health Kiosk manufacturer, and its compliance stack runs to ISO 13485, US FDA and CE. In November 2026 the company raised its first institutional round — ₹120 crore (about $12.5 million) in Series A funding from Dubai-based Model42 at a ₹600 crore valuation — to deepen its AI capabilities and take its connected microclinics global, with the UAE as its hub and Africa, the United States and Southeast Asia next. Closer home, it has signed an agreement to deploy more than 2,000 AI Health ATMs across rural Maharashtra, linking village kiosks to urban hospitals in a hub-and-spoke model. The portfolio now spans the Health ATM, the portable Box Clinic that carries a full screening kit in a briefcase, the walk-in Health Lounge, and Mobile Medical Units built into vehicles.
The Health Lounge, Clinics On Cloud’s walk-in health pod. (Image: Clinics On Cloud)
From a Pune workshop to a ship at sea and a village square, Clinics On Cloud is putting a ten-minute checkup within reach of anyone, anywhere — and its next stop is the world.
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