In rural India, the doctor-to-population ratio often exceeds 1:25,000, and high linguistic diversity creates severe communication barriers. AarogyaVani (आरोग्यवाणी) bridges this gap with a voice-first clinical triage assistant designed for Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) and rural citizens.

Patients or ASHAs speak natural symptoms in Indian languages or regional dialects; the system digitizes prescriptions via multimodal vision, enforces deterministic danger-sign safety gates, stratifies clinical risk into RED / YELLOW / GREEN, and synthesizes vernacular spoken guidance alongside an official National Health Mission (NHM) referral slip.