The spark · 2017
The question that started it all.
An ATM can hand you cash on any street, within minutes. Yet a basic health screening still depends on where you live, how far you can travel, and how long you can wait. For Abhay Agarwal, that contrast refused to make sense:
If an ATM can make banking accessible within minutes, why can't healthcare be just as accessible?
Chasing that question led to a deeper truth: healthcare isn't built on digital convenience alone - it is built on local trust. So instead of building another app, he set out to build trusted physical healthcare infrastructure, powered by intelligent technology. That idea became Clinics On Cloud.
Healthcare is among the slowest industries to transform, and building for it as a bootstrapped company demanded unusual patience, perseverance and purpose. Those three values didn't just carry the company through its early years - they became its DNA, and they run through every chapter that follows.