Plan coverage for your area.
Enter the number of families or people in a district, block or state. The planner applies the programme's proposed norms to show what full coverage would take.
What full coverage would take
- Health Points
- 5,000
- Health Agents
- 5,000–10,000
- Device sets
- 5,000
- Families covered
- 5 lakh
- People covered
- 25 lakh
Phased over three years, as in the flagship proposal
- Year 13.8 lakh people, cumulative
- Year 212.5 lakh people, cumulative
- Year 325 lakh people, cumulative
An estimate for discussion, not a plan or a quote. Numbers are confirmed with each partner during scoping.
How it is calculated
Five norms, from the proposal.
01One Health Point per 100 families
Rounded up, so every family falls within a coverage block.
02One or two Health Agents per Health Point
Shown as a range. The number is set during scoping.
03One device set per Health Point
Each set measures temperature, pulse, heart rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen and ECG.
04About five people per family
The ratio in the flagship proposal: 1 crore people in 20 lakh families. Household size varies by area.
05Three-year phasing
15%, 50% and 100% of coverage by the end of years 1, 2 and 3, as proposed for the flagship.
Next steps
Start with a conversation.
Three steps, and no commitment until the plan is agreed.
- 01
Briefing
A 30-minute walk-through of the model, the phases and the safeguards.
- 02
Scoping
We work with your officials on geography, numbers and links to existing schemes.
- 03
Phased plan
A Phase 1 plan with agreed phase-gate criteria, before any commitment.