Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Limited has announced a technology association with the Mahesh Babu Foundation, bringing its AI and digital health capabilities to the Foundation’s initiatives across healthcare, education, women’s empowerment, HPV vaccination and rural transformation.
The first initiative under the partnership is GMB Life, a preventive screening and wellness application launched on the Apple App Store and Google Play on the occasion of Gautam Ghattamaneni’s birthday.
Powered by BluHealth, Blue Cloud’s AI-integrated healthcare platform, GMB Life offers contactless wellness screening through a short camera-based smartphone scan. The application provides indicative readings covering parameters such as heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, heart rate variability, stress index, cardiac workload, body mass index and vascular age, without requiring a wearable or medical device.
The app also provides information about upcoming Mahesh Babu Foundation health camps, screening drives and wellness programmes, allowing users to register and stay updated. It further offers accessible preventive health and wellness guidance for the communities served by the Foundation.
Blue Cloud and the Foundation plan to expand the initiative through BluHealth-enabled community healthcare kiosks at selected locations. The kiosks will provide contactless wellness scans, supported by local doctors either on site or through tele-consultation.
Doctors will review screening results, guide users and refer them to Foundation-supported hospitals where required. Screening records will also connect with users’ GMB Life profiles to support follow-up and help the Foundation identify areas requiring greater healthcare outreach.
Mahesh Babu, Founder, Mahesh Babu Foundation, said the initiative extends the Foundation’s focus on improving access to early health awareness and screening, particularly for communities with limited access to healthcare.
Namrata Shirodkar Ghattamaneni of the Mahesh Babu Foundation said GMB Life can help the Foundation remain connected with communities between health camps and expand preventive screening. She also highlighted the role of technology in supporting women’s health and improving access to healthcare closer to home.
Tejesh Kumar Kodali, Group Chairman, Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Limited, said the partnership brings BluHealth’s capabilities directly to families through smartphones, while the planned kiosks will connect digital screening with consultations from local doctors.
Rajesh Suryadevara, Chief Information Officer and Head of BluHealth, Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Limited, said the technology is designed to support preventive and non-invasive screening, with the kiosk model connecting AI-enabled screening to local medical expertise.
The partnership marks a step towards expanding technology-enabled preventive healthcare, combining AI-based screening, community health camps and local medical support to improve healthcare access in underserved communities.
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