Clinical infrastructure, made in Dhaka

Healthcare that
remembers you

One identity for every patient. Every prescription, lab result, and visit signed, verifiable, and owned by the patient for life. Built for Bangladesh first.

Why we exist Join the pilot

A doctor listening to a patient — The history, taken before the doctor walks in

A health worker checking blood pressure at home — Caught on schedule, not in the emergency room

A pharmacist at the counter — Signed prescription, verified at the counter

A migrant worker holding a phone — His doctor is 5,000 km away. It works.

01 — Products

One spine,
many doors

Glyph is what a doctor or patient touches. Nine interfaces, one patient-owned record underneath. Start anywhere; the history follows.

Glyph Chamber

The doctor's interface, built for the 48-second consultation. It takes the history in Bangla before the patient walks in, reads the plastic bag of old papers, briefs the doctor with red flags first, and writes the note in the format Bangladeshi medicine actually uses. The doctor reviews and signs. The prescription becomes verifiable everywhere.

Bangla voice intake
Attendant-aware
Reads the plastic bag
Red-flag briefings
CC/O-E/Ix/Rx/Advice notes
Signed prescriptions

Read the Chamber story

Pocket

The patient's wallet, voice, and memory. Free, in Bangla, built for shared phones. The plastic bag of paper records, made permanent.

Patients · Families

Pharmacy

Signed prescriptions verified at the counter in seconds. The enforcement loop that antibiotic stewardship has never had here.

Pharmacies · Regulators

Lens

Orders in, signed results out, AI co-interpretation in the middle. Built for the 700 radiologists serving 170 million people.

Diagnostic centres

Continuity

Asynchronous care for 15 million Bangladeshis abroad. Voice notes in dialect, a matched doctor at home, invisible to the employer.

Migrant workers · Families

Karigor

A working medical room on the factory floor. The worker owns her record; the factory gets verifiable compliance. The line never moves.

Garment workers · Brands

Maa

Blood-pressure surveillance through every pregnancy, and routing that ends the ricochet between facilities that meet a dying mother as a stranger.

Mothers · CHWs · Funders

Hospital

Admission with the wallet, discharge that travels, referral that arrives before the ambulance. The continuity layer, not another HIMS.

Hospitals · Duty doctors

Bridge

A verifiable dossier a Chennai or Bangkok specialist will stake an opinion on. Often the opinion makes the ticket unnecessary.

Families · Diaspora

Identity & Matchingwhat everything stands on

A permanent identity for every patient and provider, eight enrollment paths so no one is excluded, and a matching engine that creates the family-physician relationship Bangladesh never had.

KhaM-Medthe sovereign clinical model

Bangladesh's own clinical AI: open weights, trained on consented local encounters, fluent in the languages patients actually speak. Everything it learns stays in the country.

Glyph Beaconthe emergency interface

When a patient is carried in by strangers, a lock-screen scan routes the helper to a hospital, alerts several at once, and pings the family. The stranger sees a destination and a thank-you, never the record.

02 — Why

The plastic bag is
the medical record

A patient's history lives in a bag of paper prescriptions and the memory of whichever relative came along. Every visit starts from zero. These are not record-keeping failures. They are identity failures, and identity is what we build.

48 secthe average primary care consultation, the shortest measured anywhere

73%of health spending paid out of pocket, the highest in South Asia

15.4MBangladeshis abroad with no clinical connection to home

4,000+mothers lost each year to a decline that has stalled

03 — Trust

Trust is the architecture

The patient holds the keys

Records are encrypted to keys the patient holds, not stored in one more central trove. The 2023 leak of 50 million citizens' data is the documented reason. Breach is assumed; breach is made unrewarding.

Signed, not stored-and-trusted

Every clinical event is a credential signed by whoever is authoritative for it: the doctor, the lab, the pharmacy. A forged report fails verification at any connected counter, chamber, or ward.

Consent before computation

Nothing is processed without recorded consent, and consent is per provider, per category, revocable. PDPO 2025 made the citizen the owner of her data by law. This architecture makes her the owner by cryptography.

The licensed human decides

KhaM-Med drafts, briefs, and flags. It never diagnoses and never prescribes. The BMDC-registered doctor signs every note, and the system is designed so that line cannot blur.

04 — Join

Starting in Dhaka,
a few chambers at a time

We onboard slowly so each chamber gets it right. Your spot in line is your spot in the pilot.

Institutions, regulators, and funders: write to hello@khamhealth.com

Healthcare thatremembers you

One spine,many doors