Good News for NRIs and their Lonely Parents!
Posted May 22nd, 2017, 02:35 PM IST

In today’s world, they are many apps that will allow you to call for an Ambulance. But what if we tell you a one click can call ambulance and alert your relatives in case of a medical emergency now.
“Yes! It is a reality now” says Rohit, the Chief Technology Officer of the Hyderabad based medical alert start up MiSuraksha. Talking more about MiSuraksha, Rohit shared few interesting facts on a recent survey:
“90% of the senior adults do not know the nearest hospital
90% of the senior adults do not use or want to use smart apps
90% of the senior adults do not know phone number of the nearest hospital
An alarming personal experience with my mother motivated me to start MiSurkahsa.com. Inspired from Emergency Panic Response (EPR) mechanism, MiSuraksha has successfully pioneered the effort here in Hyderabad, the first city to have a medical emergency alert system in India.
Briefly about MiSuraksha:
A click on the ERP device delivered to you will activate a request from the device and within just 4 seconds MiSuraksha call center will receive the request.
Your kith and kin close by shall be alerted and we shall closely track the ambulance until it attends the emergency (team will validate the emergency), thereby putting an end to our role and responsibility.
The service is available at an affordable price (Rs.5044/- for 3 months & Rs.12,226/- for 1 year subscription) or 9.99$ per month. In addition to this, 70% rebate on extension of the subscription/re-subscription.
Mi Suraksha services are available now in all towns/villages/cities across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Mi Suraksha currently has a monitoring center in Hyderabad. They plan to expand the services to other states. They also have plans to integrate insurance and diagnostic services and are actively looking for investors and mentors.
“Yes! It is a reality now” says Rohit, the Chief Technology Officer of the Hyderabad based medical alert start up MiSuraksha. Talking more about MiSuraksha, Rohit shared few interesting facts on a recent survey:
“90% of the senior adults do not know the nearest hospital
90% of the senior adults do not use or want to use smart apps
90% of the senior adults do not know phone number of the nearest hospital
An alarming personal experience with my mother motivated me to start MiSurkahsa.com. Inspired from Emergency Panic Response (EPR) mechanism, MiSuraksha has successfully pioneered the effort here in Hyderabad, the first city to have a medical emergency alert system in India.
Briefly about MiSuraksha:
A click on the ERP device delivered to you will activate a request from the device and within just 4 seconds MiSuraksha call center will receive the request.
Your kith and kin close by shall be alerted and we shall closely track the ambulance until it attends the emergency (team will validate the emergency), thereby putting an end to our role and responsibility.
The service is available at an affordable price (Rs.5044/- for 3 months & Rs.12,226/- for 1 year subscription) or 9.99$ per month. In addition to this, 70% rebate on extension of the subscription/re-subscription.
Mi Suraksha services are available now in all towns/villages/cities across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Mi Suraksha currently has a monitoring center in Hyderabad. They plan to expand the services to other states. They also have plans to integrate insurance and diagnostic services and are actively looking for investors and mentors.
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