Eros Wellness opens second AI preventive clinic in Andhra Pradesh

Eros Wellness launched an AI-powered preventive healthcare clinic at a public health centre in Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh, marking its second deployment inside India’s public-health system after Gujarat. The move expands the company’s push to build a scalable preventive-health network using AI screening, connected devices and culturally contextual health models.

Why it matters: - Eros Wellness is expanding a preventive-care model that aims to catch health risks earlier in public clinics. - The Andhra Pradesh launch extends the company’s work beyond Gujarat and into a second state, testing whether the same system can operate across different communities and healthcare settings. - The platform is designed to support doctors with earlier signals, not replace clinical judgment.

What happened: - Eros Wellness launched an AI-powered preventive healthcare clinic at the Urban Primary Health Care Centre, Indira Nagar, Mangalagiri, Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh. - The launch marks the second deployment of the company’s preventive-health platform in India’s public-health infrastructure. - The Andhra Pradesh clinic follows the earlier Eros Wellness AI Clinic launch at Ayushman Arogya Mandir in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, on May 1, 2026. - The launch took place in the Mangalagiri constituency of Shri Nara Lokesh, Minister for Human Resource Development, IT & Electronics, Andhra Pradesh. - Senior officials and medical professionals from the Guntur District Medical and Health Office, the State National Urban Health Mission, AIIMS Mangalagiri and the UPHC medical team attended.

The details: - The clinic uses a two-layer preventive health model combining AI screening with connected clinical devices. - The first layer is a contactless AI facial scan that assesses 28 health and wellness parameters in under one minute. - Those indicators include cardiovascular wellness, heart-rate trends, estimated blood-pressure trends, stress, relaxation and recovery patterns. - The second layer uses connected devices to assess 32 additional health parameters. - Those measurements include blood pressure, blood glucose, haemoglobin, body composition, spirometry, ECG, oxygen saturation and thermometry. - The combined system can bring together more than 60 health and wellness data points in one preventive health environment. - Eros Health Culture Models sit behind the platform as a developing health intelligence architecture that combines artificial intelligence, preventive-health science, connected technologies and culturally contextualised understanding. - The company says the architecture is being built to understand health across biology, lifestyle, environment and cultural context. - The Digital Health Passport is designed to organize health information into a longitudinal view across multiple interactions. - The Digital Health Passport architecture is being developed with interoperability with India’s Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission framework in mind. - Citizen consent, privacy, security and data protection requirements are core design principles. - The company says the goal is to connect clinic-based screening with additional devices and wellness information over time.

Between the lines: - The launch is also a validation step for Eros Wellness, which wants to show the same preventive-health model can work in different public systems and communities. - The company is positioning Health Culture Models as a response to India’s diversity in diet, language, lifestyle, geography, income and disease patterns. - That framing suggests Eros Wellness sees generic AI health tools as insufficient for India without local context. - The deployment also gives the company a real-world environment to test workflows, user experience and system performance under clinical protocols, consent and privacy safeguards. - Dr Vijayalakshmi, District Medical and Health Officer for Guntur, said the public-clinic deployment helps bring early screening to citizens at no cost in their own neighbourhoods. - Dr Rajiv, CFM and head of department at AIIMS Mangalagiri, said the integration of AI screening with IoT-enabled tools represents a meaningful advancement in preventive health delivery. - Dr Anusha Paruchuri, medical officer at UPHC Indira Nagar, said the clinic can help people who have lived with undetected conditions because access was a barrier.

What’s next: - Eros Wellness says its longer-term objective is to build a preventive-health architecture that can scale across India’s primary healthcare network. - The company is developing interconnected layers that include community screening, connected health intelligence, Health Culture Models, the Digital Health Passport and clinical intelligence. - At sufficient scale, the system could help public-health teams identify risk clusters and allocate preventive resources more effectively, subject to governance, anonymization and consent. - Eros Wellness says the Andhra Pradesh rollout is another step toward a broader preventive-health intelligence infrastructure for India.

The bottom line: - The Mangalagiri clinic is more than a local launch. - It is Eros Wellness’ latest attempt to turn AI-assisted screening into a repeatable public-health model across India.