Jagriti InnoHealth Platforms
Software that clinicians actually use, at population scale.
We build the platforms behind bone marrow transplant, thalassaemia care, blood banking, and rare-disease diagnosis in India — then we do the harder part: getting them adopted, centre by centre, until they're infrastructure. Five platforms. A statewide blood service. A clinical trial run without paper.
Platforms
One team, five platforms, no filler.
Every platform is built with the clinicians who use it every day, and evolved from years inside the wards, day-care centres and labs it now runs.
BMTPlus
Complete management of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation — built with Cure2Children Foundation, and the technology platform used to run DKMS's global Access to Transplantation programme.
FACT/JACIE Aligned
ThalCare
Protocol-driven thalassaemia management for resource-limited settings, in continuous clinical use since 2013.
Manthan Award Winner 2013
StopThal
A cascade-orchestration platform for hemoglobinopathy prevention — enrolment through molecular confirmation through counselling, as one accountable pathway, not scattered field activity.
eBloodBanking
Donor management, component tracking, crossmatch, billing and inventory — the digital backbone for high-volume blood centres and thalassaemia programmes across India for over a decade.
Jagriti Lab Knowledge Management System
A NABL- and ISO 15189:2022-accredited paperless laboratory platform, integrated across 125+ feeder centres — instrument to report to patient record, automatically. Deployed for Sankalp Labs.
What we actually do
We're not a products company. We're the people who get life-saving technology adopted.
Building software for a hospital is the easy part. Getting twenty blood centres across a state — each with its own staff, habits, and paper trail — onto one system, on schedule, is the actual work.
IRCS Andhra Pradesh
The Indian Red Cross Society's Andhra Pradesh network — one of the largest voluntary blood services in the state — moved from paper-based records to a single unified electronic platform across all 20 centres, with real-time visibility into collections and inventory statewide.
Technology is most meaningful when it strengthens patient care and public trust, and we are proud to contribute to both. Amit Sedai · CTO, Jagriti InnoHealth Platforms
DKMS Access to Transplantation
DKMS's Access to Transplantation programme funds and enables bone marrow transplant centres in developing countries around the world. BMTPlus is the technology platform used to run it. In India, that includes two dedicated paediatric BMT units built with DKMS support: the Sankalp-BMJH Centre in Bangalore and the Sankalp-Health1 Centre in Ahmedabad.
Every child with thalassemia deserves access to high-quality care irrespective of where they live. Rajat Kumar Agarwal · CEO, Jagriti InnoHealth Platforms
Data Intelligence
The question was always in your data. Nobody could ask it.
Every transplant programme generates an extraordinary amount of clinical truth — vitals, doses, laboratory trends, and the plain-language reasoning a clinician types into a note after every round. Almost none of it is ever asked a question. BMTPlus was built on the premise that this doesn't have to be true.
Capture
Every visit, dose, lab value, and physician note recorded the same way, for every patient, from first evaluation onward.
Structure
Clinical events and outcomes computed directly from the record — not re-entered by hand for every new question.
Mine
Free-text physician narrative read at scale alongside the structured data, not instead of it.
Model
Survival analysis and regression, built to the same standard as the published studies your clinicians already read.
Decide
Findings that hold up under scrutiny, delivered back to the clinicians who can act on them.
BMTPlus
Five hundred–plus transplants across four centres, reconstructed patient by patient into one comparable, longitudinal dataset — and 60,000+ physician notes read at scale alongside it.
Clinical events and outcomes are computed directly from the record rather than re-entered by hand for every new question, and the free-text narrative is mined alongside the structured data, not instead of it. Survival analysis and regression are then built to the same standard as the published studies the clinicians already read.
The result is one comparable dataset across four centres, rather than four datasets that cannot be asked the same question.
StopThal
A cascade-orchestration platform evolving toward AI-assisted counselling support.
StopThal already treats prevention as one accountable pathway — enrolment, through molecular confirmation, through counselling — rather than scattered field activity. That structure is what makes the data askable.
The next step is counselling support: using the same captured pathway to help the counsellor at the point of the conversation, rather than reporting on it afterwards.
ScolioHeal
Turning one of the world's largest scoliosis correction programmes into an active learning organisation — not just healing, but learning from every case it treats.
ScolioHeal launched this year as a longitudinal registry at Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital, Bangalore, tracking every patient from registration through radiology, surgery, and years of follow-up in one continuous record.
Because the record is continuous and computed rather than re-keyed, the programme can ask questions of its own outcomes as it goes. That is what we mean by an active learning organisation.
This isn't a BMTPlus feature — it's how we build.
Solutions
Built for the hardest problems, not just the ones we already had software for.
Every entry here is a live, named deployment — not a capability statement.
VALOR
A CTRI-registered paediatric bone marrow transplant trial (CTRI/2025/06/088638), studying a simpler oral treatment for a common post-transplant complication in children. Supported by DKMS, approved by two independent ethics committees, and run entirely on Jagriti's paperless data management — case report forms, not paper charts.
Sankalp-BMJH Centre, Bangalore & Sankalp-Health1 Centre, Ahmedabad
ScolioHeal
A longitudinal clinical registry for one of the world's largest scoliosis correction programmes, at Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital, Bangalore — tracking every patient from registration through radiology, surgery, and years of follow-up in one continuous record.
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Centre for Human Genetics
A genetic and dysmorphology case-management platform for CHG, Bangalore — over 13,000 patient records, syndromes linked to the OMIM global genetics catalogue, automatically generated pedigree charts, and diagnoses coded live against WHO's ICD-11.
Karmabhoomi & Arthbhoomi
Finance and HR/payroll platforms for the nonprofit sector — proven first on Sankalp India Foundation's own books, now running across 150+ centres and a ₹35+ crore annual budget with a lean finance team, and licensed to Satsang Foundation.
Impact
The numbers behind the platforms.
Evidence
Published where it counts.
30+ peer-reviewed publications since 2014, in journals including JAMIA, JMIR, Blood, and Blood Advances, and presented at ISBMT and ASH. Here are eight that map directly to what we've built.
Who we are
We didn't start as engineers. We started as volunteers.
Jagriti InnoHealth Platforms — originally Jagriti Innovations — was founded by people who came to technology through Sankalp India Foundation, not the other way round. Each of us was a Sankalp volunteer first, working corporate jobs elsewhere, before independently deciding technology could do more for the cause than any of us could alone. So we quit, and built it.
Rajat Kumar Agarwal
Co-Founder & CEOLeading mission-critical healthcare technology delivery since 2006. Strategy, partner relations, and hemoglobinopathy research.
Kumari Ankita
Co-Founder & GMUI/UX lead. A Sankalp volunteer before Jagriti existed — started on the frontline, not the roadmap.
Amit Sedai
Co-Founder & CTOTechnical lead, and a named co-author on several of the peer-reviewed studies in our Evidence library.
Lalith Parmar
Co-Founder, Business DevelopmentPartnerships and growth, previously at Capgemini and Speetra.
R N Prasad
Chief Product Advisor35+ years in enterprise IT, including Wipro, Infosys, and IBM.
Rashmi Fernandes
Leadership Advisor20+ years in leadership development, including Dell, Target, and Tata.
Clinical partnership: Dr. Lawrence Faulkner, Medical Director, Cure2Children Foundation — the clinician who brought BMTPlus's original collaboration to life, and helped set up BMT centres across developing countries.
Recognition
Novartis Thalassemia App Challenge Thalassemia Mobile App has been adjudged the Second Runner Up in the Novartis Thalassemia App Challenge.
Americares Spirit of Humanity Award Sankalp India Foundation was declared one of the winners under Thalassemia category. Jagriti Innovations is the technology partner of Sankalp India Foundation.
ISB iDiya 2014 Social Venture Award Jagriti Innovations was adjudged runners up at ISB IDiya 2014 National Social Venture Competition for ThalCare.
Manthan Awards The tool Thalcare has been adjudged "WINNER of Manthan Award Asia Pacific - 2013" under e-Health category.
Partners
Talk to Jagriti InnoHealth.
Whether you run a transplant centre, a blood service, a research programme, or a nonprofit back office — if it needs to work at population scale and stay accountable while it does, we'd like to hear about it.