How do follow-ups actually happen in your practice today?
Between WhatsApp messages, reception calls and good intentions — we want to design around the reality, not around an idealised clinic.
For doctors & providers
For doctors, a clearer picture
MaaSetu is being shaped with healthcare professionals — designed to reduce the coordination load that sits between good intentions and good outcomes.
What we intend your tools to do
Less administration between you and the mother in front of you
- Structured patient context before every consultation
- Follow-ups that hold — organised instead of scattered across phone calls
- Coordination with diagnostic labs and your own staff in one place
The doctors' portal is in preparation and will live at doctors.maasetu.in — no accounts exist yet, and nothing on this page implies otherwise.
Being built with the profession
The best maternal healthcare platforms will not be designed around software. They will be designed around the clinical reality of Indian practices — and that is why we are speaking with doctors, clinics and laboratories while we build.
If you care for mothers and want MaaSetu to fit the way you actually work, we would value your perspective.
Questions we are asking doctors
Your answers end up inside the platform
What information do you wish arrived before a consultation?
If a doctor could see exactly three things before a mother walks in, what should they be? That question shapes our whole record design.
Where does coordination with laboratories break down?
Missing reports, repeated tests, formats that don't travel — telling us where the seams split helps us know what to hold together first.
A fifteen-minute reply to one of these questions shapes more of MaaSetu than a hundred feature requests.