Saarthi

Turn paper-based reports into structured patient history in minutes.

Saarthi converts paper files and scattered records into a clear, longitudinal clinical view, enabling better decisions and more time with patients.

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Saarthi makes no inferences or interpretations and keeps the doctor in the loop.

Structure from chaos. In minutes.

Upload your patient's documents. Saarthi extracts and organizes the clinical data into a longitudinal view—history over time, fully sourced.

How it works

1

Upload

PDFs, scans, or photos of handwritten notes—sent directly by staff or patients via WhatsApp.

2

Review

Saarthi extracts and structures. You verify and approve. Doctor-in-the-loop at every step.

3

Brief

Generate handoff summaries for consultants. Customize the structure. Add your notes.

4

Build over time

Keep adding new documents as care progresses.

Every event. One timeline.

Diagnoses, procedures, admissions, imaging—classified and chronological, with source documents linked. No more flipping through files to reconstruct what happened when.

Event Timeline
4 events
2023
2024
Aug '23
Initial Diagnosis
Diagnosis
Sep '23
MRI Spine
Imaging
Oct '23
Surgical Resection
Surgery
Mar '24
Follow-up
Imaging
Diagnosis
Imaging
Surgery
Surgical Resection
Oct 2023
Sourced from: Operative Note Uploaded Oct 15, 2023 by Dr. Priya M.
Procedure: Posterior decompression & stabilization D2
Approach: Posterior midline, T1-T4 exposure
Findings: 3.2cm tumor involving D2 vertebral body
Outcome: Gross total resection achieved
Source linked View original →
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Prepare consultants before they walk in

Generate concise case briefs for senior consultants or referrals. Reorder sections to match your institution's preferences. Add your own clinical notes. The consultant gets context; the patient gets a better consultation.

Generate Brief
For: Dr. Kumar
Include sections Select what to include in the brief
Dr. Rajesh Kumar 62M • MRN: 2024-0847
Jan 2024

Current Diagnosis

Primary
Chondrosarcoma, Grade II
T2 vertebral body involvement

Staging History

Aug '23 T2N0M0 • Stage IB
Mar '24 Post-surgical, no recurrence

Treatment Plan

+ Added
Surgery D2 corpectomy, Oct '23
Radiation 54 Gy / 27 fx, completed Jan '24
7 source documents linked

Track clinical progression over time

Disease staging, tumor measurements, lab values—tracked longitudinally. Spot progressions and trends without flipping between reports.

Lab values trends
▼ Serum Sodium Biochemistry
131.3 mEq/L ↓ adult: 136-145 ↑ +5.8% 9 Nov 2025 Abnormal
Trend Over Time
147.1 138.7 130.4 122
8 Nov 9 Nov
Value History
DATE VALUE REFERENCE STATUS
9 Nov 2025 131.3 mEq/L adult: 136-145 ↓ Low
8 Nov 2025 124.1 mEq/L adult: 136-145 ↓ Low
Source Documents
2025-11-09 Clinical biochem... 9 Nov 2025
2025-11-11 Clinical biochem... 8 Nov 2025
Tumor progression
Measurement Progression
3 lesions
Date Lesion Size Prior Change
Mar 2024 Unknown
Right Paraspinal Mass (C7–D3) primary
76 mm ✓ 71mm +7.0%
Jan 2023 Aruna Diagnostics
Right Thoracic Mass (D2) primary
71 mm ✓ 75.7mm -6.2%
Jan 2023 Aruna Diagnostics
Right Thoracic Mass (D3) primary
75.7 mm ✓ 68mm +11.3%
2 lesions show progression

Nothing slips through

Past medical history, drug reactions, complications—surfaced from across the record. The context you need, even when patients forget to mention it.

Alerts & Conditions
Alerts Comorbidities
✓ Scanned 47 documents • 3 alerts found
critical

Drug Allergy: Sulfonamides

Documented hypersensitivity reaction (2019). Avoid all sulfa-containing medications.

Discharge Summary, City Hospital
high

Diabetes Mellitus Type 2

HbA1c: 7.8% (last checked Nov '23). Currently on Metformin 500mg BD.

Lab Report + Prescription
medium

Previous Cardiac Event

NSTEMI in 2021, managed conservatively. Ejection fraction 52%.

Echo Report, Cardiology OPD
1 Critical 1 High 1 Medium Auto-extracted from records
4 Total
4 Active
0 Controlled
0 Resolved

Conditions

4
Condition Category Status Treatment
Atherosclerotic vascular disease Cardiovascular Active --
Bronchiectasis Pulmonary Active --
Cerebral small vessel disease Neurological Active --
Late-onset seizures Neurological Active Oxcarbazepine 600mg BD
Charlson Index: 0

Frequently asked questions

Is Saarthi really free?
Yes. Saarthi is free to use for all doctors in India. No trial period, no hidden fees.
Does Saarthi make clinical decisions or recommendations?
No. Saarthi extracts and organizes data from your patient's documents. The output is purely descriptive—no inference, no interpretation, no diagnostic suggestions. All clinical decisions remain entirely with you.
What happens to patient data?
Patient data is encrypted and stored securely. You control access. We do not share data with third parties or use it for any purpose beyond providing the service to you.
What formats can I upload?
PDFs, scanned documents, and photos of handwritten notes. Files can be shared directly via WhatsApp by staff or patients—no software installation required. We also support API integrations for clinics with existing systems.
How accurate is the extraction?
Saarthi uses deterministic extraction with every data point linked to its source document. You review and approve before anything is finalized. Doctor-in-the-loop at every step.
Can I customize the briefs for my institution?
Yes. You can reorder sections, choose what to include, and add your own clinical notes before sharing with a consultant.
Who is behind Saarthi?
Saarthi is built by a team that includes clinicians and caregivers who have experienced the gaps in care coordination firsthand. We're based in India and building specifically for Indian clinical workflows.

Patients remember doctors who remember them.

When you already know their history, consultations feel different. Less repetition, more trust, more time for what they actually came to discuss.

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Free for all doctors in India. No payment required.