Antara Senior Care & Cloudphysician Launch AI-Enabled Patient Management System to Enhance Transition Care

The new system is powered by Cloudphysician’s RADAR platform, which integrates live data from patient monitors, bedside observations, and clinical workflows into one intelligent interface.

Antara Senior Care, in collaboration with Cloudphysician, has introduced an AI-enabled patient management system at its Bannerghatta Transition Care facility in Bengaluru.

The system offers round-the-clock monitoring for seniors undergoing post-hospitalization recovery and rehabilitation, aiming to improve outcomes and reduce health risks. This marks the first phase of a larger rollout across Antara’s facilities in Chennai, Gurugram, and Noida.

The new system is powered by Cloudphysician’s RADAR platform, which integrates live data from patient monitors, bedside observations, and clinical workflows into one intelligent interface.

By converting complex data into actionable insights, RADAR enables early detection of complications, evidence-based recovery management, and continuous oversight for patients.

The platform ensures seamless coordination between Antara’s on-ground teams and Cloudphysician’s virtual specialists, delivering expert intervention at any time of the day. The use of AI reduces variability and human error, helping maintain consistent standards of care for patients in critical recovery phases.

“Structured post-acute transition care can cut 30-day hospital readmissions by up to ~35%. When powered by AI-enabled care management, transition care can further boost patient safety, reduce recovery costs, and improve efficiency, especially in preventing falls, cardiac events, stroke complications, dehydration, and dementia-related risks. Through AI-driven care management, Antara and Cloudphysician are setting a new standard for senior care in India—blending technology, clinical expertise, and compassion to protect seniors during their most vulnerable phase,” said Ishaan Khanna, CEO, Antara Assisted Care Services.

Mandar Vaidya, CEO of Cloudphysician, added, “Technology is transforming senior care—shifting from reactive treatment to proactive, protocolised care powered by real-time data, collaboration, and continuous oversight. With AI-enabled care, intensivists can monitor patients in real time, guide bedside teams, and ensure timely interventions that enhance safety and recovery.”

According to Cloudphysician, its AI-powered technology has already impacted over 1,70,000 critically ill patients across India. The partnership with Antara expands this next-generation model of care to seniors recovering from conditions such as stroke, cardiac illness, post-operative complications, or cancer treatment.

India’s senior population is expected to reach nearly 350 million by 2050, highlighting the growing need for advanced, age-friendly healthcare infrastructure. AI-enabled systems like RADAR aim to bridge this gap by providing expert supervision during recovery, ensuring timely intervention and safer outcomes.

Cloudphysician’s technology adheres to global data protection standards and complies with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. All patient data is encrypted, access-controlled, and managed with explicit consent, ensuring privacy and transparency.

Antara, a Max India Limited company, operates senior living and assisted care services across Gurugram, Noida, Bengaluru, and Chennai. Cloudphysician, founded by Dr. Dhruv Joshi and Dr. Dileep Raman, combines clinical expertise with AI-driven technology to advance patient monitoring and critical care solutions across hospitals in India.

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