Konica Minolta Deploys Health ATMs at Rajasthan

With over 50 diagnostic tests including blood pressure, ECG, haemoglobin, rural citizens can receive real-time health insights within 10-15 minutes under project AAROGYA.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions has extended its flagship CSR initiative, Project AAROGYA, to four rural health centres in Rajasthan's Balotra district.

By deploying advanced Health ATM machines at PHCs in Jagsa, Indrana, Kankrala, and CHC Sindhari, the initiative is revolutionizing primary healthcare access in underserved areas.

With over 50 diagnostic tests including blood pressure, ECG, haemoglobin, rural citizens can receive real-time health insights within 10-15 minutes under this project.

The test reports are delivered as printed copies or as virtual copies directly to patient’s WhatsApp numbers, enabling fast, reliable, and tech-enabled healthcare.

The initiative, implemented in collaboration with Manav Vikas Snastha, reflects Konica Minolta’s deep commitment to bridging India’s healthcare divide through sustainable and scalable innovation.

Katsuhisa Asari, Managing Director of Konica Minolta Business Solutions, said“AAROGYA’s initiative with Health ATM machines underscores Konica Minolta’s global commitment to healthcare equity. By extending essential diagnostic services to underserved regions, we’re nurturing sustainable health infrastructure worldwide.”

“This initiative reflects our belief in global solidarity for a healthier planet. Furthermore, at Konica Minolta, we recognize the urgent need for healthcare advancements in India’s rural areas. Through Project AAROGYA, we’re committed to bridging this healthcare gap by providing advanced high-precision Health ATM machines, ensuring critical diagnostic services reach those most in need,” Asari added.

As the implementation partner, Manav Vikas Sanstha ensured effective on-ground execution, including training local healthcare staff to operate and maintain the machines.

Akul Vashishtha, Executive Director of MVS India, remarked, “Konica Minolta’s leadership and clarity of vision have been pivotal in making this project a reality. Together, we’ve not only deployed machines, we’ve delivered dignity, access, and hope to communities that have long been underserved.”

Under the same initiative, Health ATM machines will also soon be installed in Bathinda, Punjab, further expanding the reach of quality diagnostics and early-stage preventive care to northern India.

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