Omnicuris, a continuing medical education (CME) platform, began with a vision to improve the quality of healthcare, especially at the primary level. It is leveraging the power of digital technology.
Savitha Kuttan, its founder, has been instrumental in shaping the vision of Omnicuris. Under her leadership, the platform has gained recognition and has partnered with leading healthcare institutions, professional bodies, and pharmaceutical companies to deliver high-quality medical education to healthcare professionals.
Supported by AIM, NITI Aayog, Omnicuris is AIC-Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini Foundation’s Graduated Incubatee.
Initial Challenges
Omnicuris seeks to expand and reach out to doctors, hospitals and medical institutes and universities. However, it faced multiple challenges on its way to success.
Export and Sales of Products: Bharat is the primary market and exports to Europe and USA.
Future Vision
To build Omnicuris as a leading knowledge platform for HCPs globally.
Background
After spending over a decade working as a healthcare consultant in the US and Europe, Savitha Kuttan returned to India in 2009 to take upon herself the task of improving the quality of healthcare in the country. She served as the vice president at a MNC Healthcare company. After her return from the West, she initially wanted to set up a low-cost hospital. Then she realised the need for a digital Continuous Medical Education (CME) for healthcare professionals. This led to the birth of Omnicuris, which is today Bharat’s largest online platform for doctors and first-of-its-kind organisation that took initiative in Bharat to provide an online digital Continuous Medical Education (CME) for doctors by taking advantage of advanced digital technology. She firmly believes and follows that there are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.
