Doctor-Patient Video Consultation App
A DPDP-compliant telemedicine platform connecting patients with doctors through secure video consultations, encrypted chat, appointment booking, and digital prescriptions — all in a single mobile app.
Lead Developer — Architecture, React Native Mobile Development, and DPDP compliance implementation
Telemedicine Platform — Video Consultation, Chat, Appointments, Digital Prescriptions
Patient App (iOS + Android), Doctor App, Admin Dashboard, Secure Backend API
React Native · Node.js · Agora · PostgreSQL · AWS · Firebase
Linkmind was built to solve the last-mile healthcare problem in India — patients in tier-2 and tier-3 cities can't easily access specialist doctors. The app connects them with verified doctors via video consultation, without leaving home.
The platform is fully DPDP Act compliant — no patient health data is shared with third parties, all video sessions are end-to-end encrypted, and medical records are stored in encrypted AWS S3 with patient-controlled access.
Agora SDK powers crystal-clear video calls between patients and doctors. Adaptive bitrate ensures stable calls even on 3G connections in tier-2 and tier-3 cities across India.
End-to-end encrypted chat for follow-up questions and document sharing. Patients share reports, doctors share prescriptions — all within the secure Linkmind environment.
Doctors set their available time slots. Patients book consultations, get SMS and push notification reminders, and can reschedule or cancel up to 1 hour before the appointment.
Doctors issue digitally signed PDF prescriptions during or after consultation. Prescriptions are stored in the patient's health record with timestamp, doctor registration number, and diagnosis notes.
Zero third-party data sharing, patient-controlled health record access, encrypted data at rest in AWS S3, and full audit trail for all health data access — built to meet India's DPDP Act requirements.
Patients pay per consultation or buy a monthly subscription. Doctors receive automated payouts after platform commission. UPI, cards, and wallets supported for seamless payment experience.
Patient & Doctor Apps
Video Consultation
Backend API
Patient Records
Encrypted File Storage
Payments & Subscriptions
Push Notifications
SMS Reminders
DPDP compliance for health apps requires: no third-party data transfer without explicit consent, encrypted storage at rest and in transit, patient-controlled data access, an audit trail for all data access, and a clear data deletion policy. TechEin implements all of these by design — not as an afterthought — using AWS KMS encryption, role-based data access controls, and consent-gating for any data sharing.
Agora is our preferred choice for Indian telemedicine apps — it has adaptive bitrate that maintains call quality on 3G connections, local Indian servers for low latency, and competitive pricing per-minute. We've also worked with Jitsi (open-source, self-hosted) for clients who need full data sovereignty and zero third-party data transfer.
Yes — in India, digital prescriptions from registered medical practitioners are legally valid under the IT Act 2000 and MCI guidelines. Linkmind generates PDF prescriptions with the doctor's registration number, digital signature, timestamp, and QR code for verification. These are accepted at pharmacies and for insurance claims.
A full telemedicine platform (patient app + doctor app + admin panel) with video consultation, chat, booking, and digital prescriptions typically costs ₹10–18 lakhs. An MVP with core video and booking features starts from ₹5 lakhs. Contact TechEin for a fixed-price quote based on your specific feature requirements.
TechEin has built DPDP-compliant telemedicine platforms with video consultation, encrypted chat, and digital prescriptions. If you want to connect patients with doctors through your own app — we've done it before.