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Piysan.[1] is a healthcare / healthtech platform based in Uttar Pradesh, India. It provides Health-tech services, including Digital storage of Diagnostic data, Diagnostic lab management software and health content. It was founded in August 2023, by Piyush Jaiswal and Sanchita Jaiswal.
History
In 2023, Piysan (Piysan medcare Private Limited) was established as a company and started a digital health platform called Piysan in 2025. Piysan, Uttar Pradesh based digital health startup maintains an SaaS based platform for all 3 parties i.e Doctor, Patient and Diagnostic centers. Where it provide the Cloud based platform to users. Piysan is eying to the 30% Indian Market by end of 2027.
In 2025, Piysan started partners with Lab to provide them Marketplace feature to list their diagnostic centers and promote their health packages. Therefore, it is the 1st company to offer Integrated platform in India.
Diagnostic Market Background
[edit]The diagnostic industry is a fundamental pillar of modern healthcare, enabling early disease detection, monitoring treatment effectiveness, and aiding doctors in making informed medical decisions. It includes two primary segments:
- Pathology – Laboratory testing of blood, urine, tissues, and other biological samples.
- Radiology – Imaging techniques such as X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and other medical imaging procedures.
The industry is undergoing rapid transformation with the advent of digital health solutions, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven diagnostics, and cloud-based patient record management systems.
Global Diagnostic Industry: Market Size & Trends
[edit]1. Market Growth [2] The global diagnostic industry was valued at $286 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $450 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.5%. Chronic diseases, aging populations, and emerging healthcare technologies are driving demand for diagnostic services worldwide.
2. Key Trends in the Global Market AI-Enabled Diagnostics: Machine learning and AI [3] are improving diagnostic accuracy, reducing human error. Point-of-Care Testing (POCT): Portable diagnostic devices allow real-time tests at the patient’s location.
Cloud-Based Health Records: Digital medical record solutions ensure seamless storage and accessibility.
Telemedicine & Remote Diagnostics: Increasingly integrated with diagnostic labs, allowing remote consultations and report sharing.
3. Major Global Players
These companies dominate the diagnostic sector, leveraging AI, big data analytics, and digital transformation to improve efficiency.
Indian Diagnostic Industry: Market DynamicsBig text India is witnessing exponential growth in diagnostics, fueled by rising disease prevalence, increasing healthcare awareness, and government initiatives like Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM).
1. Market Size & Growth The Indian diagnostic industry was valued at $10 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12% over the next decade [4]. The industry is highly fragmented, with a mix of large diagnostic chains, hospital-based labs, and standalone pathology centers. 2. Key Drivers of Growth Increase in chronic diseases (diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, cancer). Rise of preventive healthcare and wellness diagnostics. Government push for digital health records and telemedicine [5] Rapid urbanization and access to advanced testing in semi-urban areas. 3. Major Players in the Indian Diagnostic Industry
- Dr. Lal PathLabs
- Metropolis Healthcare
- SRL Diagnostics
- Thyrocare Technologies
- Apollo Diagnostics
- Redcliffe Labs
These labs dominate the diagnostic services market, offering comprehensive pathology and radiology tests across India.
Challenges in the Indian Diagnostic Industry Despite rapid growth, the Indian diagnostic sector faces several challenges:
Fragmentation & Standardization Issues – A mix of corporate chains and unorganized labs leads to variable quality standards. Lost or Unorganized Reports – Patients often misplace their medical test reports, making it difficult for doctors to track their history. Lack of Interoperability – No unified system for health record management, leading to inefficient patient care. Duplicate Tests & Extra Costs – Repetitive testing due to missing reports increases patient expenses. Limited Digital Integration – Many small and mid-sized labs still rely on paper-based reporting.
Competitors of Piysan in India While Piysan is a unique digital health records platform, it competes with:
Practo – Offers teleconsultations and digital prescriptions, but lacks dedicated diagnostic record storage. 1mg (Tata Health) – Focuses on online pharmacy & lab tests but does not offer structured patient record management. DigiLocker (Government of India) – Provides general digital storage, but is not healthcare-specific. HealthPlix – Aimed at doctors for patient record management, but lacks patient-driven control over reports. MFine – Provides AI-driven diagnostics & telehealth services, but lacks integrated report tracking.
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