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E^[1] Health Point are model public health units, owned and operated by Health Point Services India (HSI), a for-profit making company launched in 2009.^[1] The units provide families in rural villages with clean drinking water, medicines, comprehensive diagnostic tools, and advanced tele-medical services that “bring” a doctor and modern, evidence-based healthcare to their community. The program was initially launched in India and has plans to expand to South America and Africa.^[2]

E Health Point provides preventive and curative healthcare services as well as access to drinking water.^{[citation needed]} E Health Point Electronic Medical Records provide knowledge of the health profile of a community and also constitute a real-time disease surveillance capability, alerting local and state health administration on new disease outbreaks. Typically an E Health Point location starts out as a water service, then expands to a clinic as it become established. As of 2011 there were eight clinics and sixteen water points in India.^[2]

Water treatment is provided via advanced reverse osmosis and ultra-filtration units, providing clean water for drinking and cooking on a monthly subscription basis as a preventative measure against water-borne diseases. The water units also sell contraceptives and healthcare products.

Consultation with qualified doctors and trained health workers is provided via video-conferencing from HealthPoint's urban telemedical centre.^{[citation needed]}

Diagnostics are located at each E Health Point clinic. They provide the attending telemedical center doctor with the patient's vital signs—including a digital stethoscope, non-invasive blood pressure monitor, and electrocardiogram (ECG) - and offer more than 70 additional diagnostic tests covering all major infectious diseases and many chronic conditions, including malnutrition, heart disease, and diabetes.

Each E Health Point clinic has a unit of pharmacy that dispenses primarily branded generic medicines, as well as a range of over-the-counter drugs, by a licensed pharmacist.^{[citation needed]}

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Referrals to public and private hospitals are made for patient conditions - such as childbirth, acute trauma, heart attack, cancer, and others—which are beyond the primary care treatment scope of the E HealthPoint unit; patients are provided with specific advice and a printed referral.^{[full citation needed]}

Health Point Services works in collaboration with departments of the Government of Punjab; the Government of Andhra Pradesh. HSI also has partnership with prominent organizations in Water; HealthCare and IT such as Bhati AirTel; Fontus & Aventura Water; Piramal Water; Athenahealth USA, Sensaris USA; Dimagi at Boston; Prognosys; Procter and Gamble (P&G); and Academic & Research Institutions like CEGA – University of California; Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) and Santa Clara California. HSI also works with the impact groups like Toniic Network; The Social Impact Network; KL Felicitas Foundation; The Eleos Foundation.

• Global Winner of the Innovations for Health: Solutions that Cross Borders jointly instituted by the Ashoka Changemakers and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation^{[citation needed]}
• Recognized as One of 50 Most Innovative Companies - by Technology Review, MIT^[2]
• Winner of the GENPACT NASSCOM Social Innovation Honours 2012
• Winner of the Tech Award - Nokia Health Award 2011 awarded in the USA
• Winner of the Sankalp Award 2011for Best Emerging Enterprise in Health, Water & Sanitation Sector
• Winner of the ‘Saving Lives at Birth: Grand Challenge award’ jointly instituted by USAID, Norwegian Government, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Grand Challenges Canada, and The World Bank
• Finalist at the Piramal Healthcare Awards 2010
• Health Point Model is a case study at the Harvard Business School (HBS)
• Global Finalist at the Ashoka Change Makers Award- Making More Health

• http://www.changemakers.com/morehealth/entries/e-healthpoint-transforming-rural-healthcare Archived 2012-11-14 at the Wayback Machine