Healthcare catches problems late.
IriSense catches them early.

IriSense shows the care team which chronic patients need a look today. It reads pharmacy, laboratory and follow-up records together. The private pilot runs inside eViRis Health on 70,000+ records from 3,000+ patients already in our care.

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PharmacyRefill gap14 days overdue

LabTrending upacross 3 results

ClinicFollow-up missedgetting worse

Needs reviewfor the care team

3,000+Chronic patients with longitudinal records

70,000+Structured clinical signals

92%Monthly chronic patient retention

Operational data as of August 2026. These numbers describe eViRis Health's chronic-care work. This is the panel IriSense is being tested on.

What we already know

Healthcare has more data than ever.

It still acts too late.

Pharmacy records, labs and visits often show a patient getting worse long before a crisis. The information is there. It is not in one place.

IriSense reads those records over months. It tells the team who to see first and why.

How the intelligence works

01 Connect

Turn fragmented data into context.

The platform unifies pharmacy, lab and care activity into one longitudinal patient view.

02 Detect

Model the patient trajectory.

AI analyses patterns across months to identify changes that may indicate emerging risk.

03 Prioritise

Put the next patient first.

Care teams receive an explainable signal while there is still time for a simple intervention.

What the team gets

Help care teams decide
who needs review today.

Who is getting worse

See the patient before a bad week becomes an emergency.

TodayOne record

The whole course

Connect every visit, refill and result into a continuously evolving patient view.

Who you see first

Use clinic time on patients who look like they are getting worse.

From ordinary care

Built from records generated during routine care.

The private pilot draws on 70,000+ pharmacy, laboratory and follow-up signals from eViRis Health's chronic-care operations across 3,000+ patients.

Each alert shows the events that caused it to be raised.

Why India. Why now.

We started here because we already see patients here.

India has a large and growing chronic-care load. Late detection is unaffordable.

Pharmacies, labs and clinics generate critical data, but it remains fragmented.

Care capacity cannot scale one clinician at a time. Intelligence must make every hour count.

The pharmacy, the lab and the clinic already care for 3,000+ chronic patients. IriSense is being tested on that panel.

Who is building this

Sandeep GudapatiFounder, eViRis HealthLinkedIn

Fourteen years in Indian healthcare.
The same gap from three seats.

Sandeep Gudapati has spent 14 years in Indian healthcare. Hospital software. Second-opinion platforms. Pharmacy operations in Hyderabad.

Each vantage point exposed the same gap: healthcare had the data, but not the intelligence to act early. eViRis Health is being built to close that gap.

Hospital systems

Built software around clinical operations.

Patient access

Ran medical second-opinion platforms.

Pharmacy operations

Learned chronic care from the ground up.

Earlier detection

Now building for earlier risk detection.

What we will not hand over

IriSense ranks patients.
The clinician decides.

Human accountability

IriSense ranks patients. Clinicians and care teams still make the decisions.

Tested on real work

The pilot uses messy, incomplete and often late data.

Every alert has a reason

Each alert shows what triggered it.

Access is limited on purpose

Who can see what is designed in. Privacy is not a later patch.

For investors, technology partners and health systems

This is a private pilot.
We are still testing it.

IriSense is being built inside eViRis Health. We are a healthcare operations company in Hyderabad.

If you invest in this work we should talk. The same if you build the infrastructure or run a health system. The aim is to catch chronic patients earlier.

partnerships@evirishealth.com

Healthcare catches problems late.IriSense catches them early.