Digital Health, Tele-medicine and Wearable CGMs: India’s Quiet Healthcare Revolution

In clinics and living rooms across India, healthcare is changing hands. What once required a long wait at a hospital is now moving to screens and sensors. Telemedicine has matured from a pandemic stopgap into a national service layer. Wearables that track glucose in real time are helping people manage diabetes with fewer guesswork spikes. And the country’s digital rails are stitching records together so information travels with the patient, not the other way around. The shift is not flashy. It is practical, citizen-facing, and measurable.