Chennai-based Take Solutions Launches Take.Health AI Platform to Strengthen Preventive Healthcare Solutions

The launch was disclosed through a regulatory filing and introduces the AI-driven health companion designed to convert everyday lifestyle and medical data into personalized and actionable health insights.

Chennai-based Take Solutions has announced the launch of its AI-based digital health platform, ‘Take.Health’, aimed at enhancing its footprint in the preventive healthcare segment.

The launch was disclosed through a regulatory filing and introduces the AI-driven health companion designed to convert everyday lifestyle and medical data into personalized and actionable health insights.

The AI solution integrates multiple AI-based tools, including AI-powered analysis tools of lab reports, personalised health dashboards, predictive risk identification, nutrition and diet management, and sleep tracking and wellness for continuous health monitoring and early detection of disease.

This approach is intended to provide users with comprehensive preventive care solutions.

Further, the platform is designed to create scalable, recurring revenue streams by leveraging advanced AI and data analytics to address growing demand for proactive wellness solutions.

The initiative leverages healthcare data analytics and technology to align with India’s AI-driven development push targeting the rapidly growing healthcare sector, which is expected to reach 370 billion, with the preventive healthcare market exceeding 197 billion in 2030.

Founded in 2000, TAKE Solutions previously focused on Life Sciences and Supply Chain Management (SCM) services, operating on a model that offered both services and intellectual property. Its offerings included clinical, regulatory, and safety services.

Recently, the company announced the integration of Anthropic’s AI assistant Claude into its technological ecosystem to boost its healthcare platforms and further accelerate its predictive and preventive care models.

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