The number that matters is a trend, not a single visit.
HbA1c and daily readings tracked as a trend, not buried in visit notes. Chronic-care check-ins on WhatsApp ask for a fasting reading between visits, and the reply files itself to the record.
A quarterly HbA1c tells you where the patient was three months ago.
Diabetes management lives between visits — the readings a patient does or doesn't take, the medication they do or don't refill, the diet slip that happens over a wedding season. A once-a-quarter consult sees the average of all that, after the fact.
Saaro tracks HbA1c and fasting/post-prandial readings as a trend on the patient's record, not a line buried in a note. Between visits, a WhatsApp check-in asks for today's fasting sugar; the reply is logged automatically, so by the time the patient is back in the chair, the doctor already has a trend to react to instead of a single number.
Built around a trend, not a single reading.
HbA1c & reading trends
Every reading, lab or patient-reported, plotted as a trend against the last visit's plan.
Learn moreWhatsApp reading check-ins
A scheduled message asks for a fasting or post-meal reading, and the reply files itself.
Learn moreRefill reminders on schedule
Metformin, insulin and other long-term prescriptions get a refill nudge before the course runs out.
Learn moreInteraction checks
New prescriptions checked against a patient's existing diabetes and comorbidity medication.
Learn moreLab report flags
HbA1c and lipid panel results attach to the visit and flag automatically when out of target range.
Learn moreABHA-linked record
A chronic-care record that stays with the patient across labs and, if they move, across clinics.
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A trend line, built from replies you didn't have to chase.
Between quarterly visits, a WhatsApp check-in asks for a reading. Every reply — a number, nothing more — becomes a data point on the patient's record without anyone re-typing it.
By the next consult, the doctor sees a trend instead of asking the patient to recall three months of numbers from memory.
- Fasting and post-prandial readings logged from replies
- HbA1c plotted against the last two visits
- Flags when a trend moves the wrong way
Three days to a clinic that chases readings on its own.
- 01Day 1
Templates
We load your standard reading schedule, HbA1c targets and refill intervals for common regimens.
- 02Day 2
Migration
Patients, prescriptions and recent reading history come across from your current records. Typically about two days.
- 03Day 3
Live
Check-ins start going out, replies file themselves, and the next quarterly review is already on the calendar.
Priced by clinic, with the diabetology template included.
Billed annually. Prices exclude GST. Patient messaging is included in every plan.
See full pricing- Solo₹1,499per clinic / monthSingle diabetologist
Reading trends, WhatsApp check-ins and refill reminders for one doctor.
- One doctor, one location
- HbA1c and reading trend view
- WhatsApp reading check-ins
- Refill reminders on schedule
- ClinicMost chosen₹3,999per clinic / month2–5 doctors, one location
For a diabetes and endocrine clinic with more than one physician.
- 2–5 doctors, one location
- Everything in Solo
- Shared chronic-care panel view
- Doctor-wise collections
- ChainOn call6–50 locationsMulti-location groups
Central reporting, branch-wise billing and one patient record across every location.
- Everything in Clinic
- Central reporting
- Branch-wise billing & GST
- Custom onboarding & migration
- Dedicated account manager
Prices exclude GST. Switch plans at any time; records move with you.
From diabetes clinics on Saaro.
“I stopped asking patients to recall three months of sugar readings from memory. It's already in the trend when they walk in.”
customer 1 name · customer 1 clinic, customer 1 city
Your questions answered.
The things clinics ask first.
No. Readings are logged from a simple WhatsApp reply, not a connected device — though a synced device could be added later if needed.
You set the schedule per patient — daily, weekly or as often as the treatment plan calls for.
Yes, refill timing is set per prescription, whichever form the medication takes.
Reports can be sent to the patient on WhatsApp; the in-record trend view is for the clinical team.
Keep reading.
- FeaturesPatient recordsA record built from every visit, not a spreadsheet row. Prescriptions, reports, notes and follow-ups sit in one timeline, linked to the patient's ABHA if they have one.
- FeaturesDrug interaction alertsEvery drug you prescribe is checked against the patient's recorded allergies and current medicines. Flags appear while you're still writing, not after.
- FeaturesLab integrationOrder a test from the consult, and the report comes back attached to the same visit — flagged if a value is out of range, and sent to the patient on WhatsApp the moment it's ready.
- FeaturesWhatsApp automationSaaro runs on SaroConnect, Lumotis's own WhatsApp Business infrastructure. Reminders, prescriptions, reports and refills go out from your number, patient replies come back to the desk, and messaging is included in every plan.
- AI flowsChronic-care follow-upChronic patients drift. Saaro asks for the reading on WhatsApp at the interval the doctor set, files the number against the visit, and books the review when it is due. Readings outside the range you chose go to the doctor the same day.
- AI flowsRefill remindersBecause Saaro's prescriptions are structured rows, not photos of a slip, the refill flow knows exactly when each medicine runs out. The patient gets a nudge, replies R, and the pharmacy or the doctor picks it up from the record.
See a reading trend build on the call.
We'll set up a sample check-in and show the reply land in the record.