MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641092048 A) filed by Ms. Tehzeeb Tariq; Ms. Kadambari; Dr. L. Arun Raj; and Dr. S. Sujithra on July 29, 2026, for Aquapulse: A City-Specific Smart Healthcare Information Platform.
Inventors include Ms. Tehzeeb Tariq; Ms. Kadambari; Dr. L. Arun Raj; and Dr. S. Sujithra.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: ABSTRACT AquaPulse: A City-Specific Smart Healthcare Information Platform The present invention discloses AquaPulse: A City-Specific Smart Healthcare Information Platform, an integrated digital healthcare system designed to provide location-specific healthcare information through a unified and intelligent platform. The invention addresses the limitations of conventional healthcare applications that typically offer generalized information without considering the healthcare infrastructure of individual cities. AquaPulse enables users to select a desired city, upon which the platform retrieves and displays verified healthcare information specific to that location. The system integrates multiple healthcare resources, including government hospitals, private hospitals, blood banks, public health alerts, air quality, water quality, and health advisories, thereby providing users with comprehensive healthcare information from a single application. The platform further incorporates a Smart Hospital Recommendation System configured to assist users in identifying suitable healthcare facilities within the selected city. The recommendation mechanism processes the available hospital database and presents relevant healthcare institutions based on predefined selection criteria. In various embodiments, the recommendation system may be enhanced using intelligent algorithms that consider factors such as hospital specialization, emergency care availability, patient reviews, travel distance, appointment availability, waiting time, and other healthcare parameters. The integration of environmental health indicators, including air quality and water quality information, with conventional healthcare resources enables users to make informed health-related decisions based on both medical and environmental conditions. The invention is implemented using a modular and scalable architecture that supports seamless integration of future healthcare technologies without modifying the core operational framework. Additional services, including telemedicine, electronic health records, AI-assisted diagnosis, wearable health device connectivity, medicine availability tracking, ambulance services, emergency response management, and predictive public health analytics, may be incorporated as the platform evolves. Accordingly, AquaPulse provides a comprehensive, city-specific smart healthcare ecosystem that enhances healthcare accessibility, improves public health awareness, supports intelligent medical decision-making, and facilitates efficient healthcare management for citizens, healthcare providers, and government authorities.
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