With rising patient volumes and limited consultation time, Doori’s Clinic Mode enables faster heart assessments using a one-minute paced breathing process
India’s healthcare system is handling a growing volume of patients with lifestyle-related concerns such as elevated stress levels, irregular heart rate patterns, and declining energy levels. According to industry observations, a large share of cardiac and preventive consultations involve patients who are asymptomatic but seeking clarity on heart health. In such cases, speed of assessment and clarity of reporting become critical.
Traditional heart assessments often require multiple steps and devices, increasing the time spent on measurements rather than consultation. In a setting where doctors may see 30 to 50 patients a day, even a few extra minutes per patient can significantly affect overall efficiency.
This is where Doori’s Clinic Mode fits into real-world practice.
Doctors using Doori rely on a guided one-minute paced breathing process to capture essential physiological signals. Within this short duration, Doori Healthable generates a consolidated Clinic report that includes key heart vitals such as heart rate behaviour, HRV patterns, blood pressure indicators and hemodynamics to help visualize the rhythm, response and recovery of the heart.
What differentiates Doori is not only the speed of data capture, but also how the information is presented. Instead of multiple pages or scattered readings, all health insights are compressed into a single, structured report. This allows doctors to review critical data at a glance, reducing interpretation time and improving decision flow during consultations.
From an operational standpoint, this structure helps reduce repeated measurements and follow-up clarifications. For doctors, it means more time spent on Clinic judgement and patient communication. For patients, it provides a clearer understanding of their heart health without being overwhelmed by technical data.
The adoption of Doori reflects its practical value. Currently, over 400 doctors across India are using Doori in Clinic settings, across preventive check-ups, routine assessments, and follow-up consultations. Its use is driven by the need for accurate, reliable, and time-efficient health insights rather than novelty.
As Indian healthcare continues to move toward preventive and data-supported care, tools that combine speed with clarity are becoming essential. By enabling comprehensive heart assessments through a one-minute paced breathing process and presenting results in minimal space, Doori’s Clinic Mode aligns technology with the everyday realities of Clinic practice in India.
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