Health Notice

What the prescription, vitals and progress features do and do not do, for doctors, clinics, fitness businesses and patients.

Version 1.0 · Last updated 18 October 2026

UdyogPortal lets doctors and clinics write and print prescriptions with vitals, and lets clinics, gyms and wellness businesses record progress readings such as weight and body composition. This notice explains what these features are, and who is responsible for what.

In short

These are record-keeping and printing tools; UdyogPortal does not give medical advice.
The doctor writes and is responsible for every prescription.
In an emergency call 112 or 108; do not wait for a message in the app.
A prescription reaches the patient only when the doctor shares it. Readings and documents a business files under your mobile number show in your own app.

1.What the features are

The prescription feature helps a doctor write, save, print and share a prescription. The medicine and test suggestions are a typing aid drawn from a general list and from the doctor’s own past prescriptions. Progress tracking records readings that a business takes, such as weight, body fat or blood pressure, and shows how they change.

2.What they are not

They do not diagnose, recommend a treatment, choose a medicine or a dose, or check for allergies or drug interactions.
They are not a medical device and are not meant for emergencies or for monitoring a patient.
Readings from fitness and body composition machines are for information and are not a medical diagnosis.

3.The doctor’s responsibility

Only a registered medical practitioner may issue a prescription, and the prescription shows the doctor’s registration number.
The doctor decides the diagnosis, the medicines, the doses and the advice, and checks every suggestion before using it.
The doctor follows the rules of the National Medical Commission, including the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines when a consultation is not in person, and the limits on prescribing restricted medicines.
A signature drawn on the screen is an image added to the printout for convenience. It is not a digital signature under the Information Technology Act, 2000. Sign or stamp the printed prescription where your rules require it.
The doctor keeps medical records for the period the doctor’s professional rules require.

4.For patients

Your prescription and readings come from your doctor or the business you visited, not from UdyogPortal. Ask them if anything is unclear, and do not change a medicine without asking your doctor. In an emergency, call 112 or 108.

5.Privacy of health records

Health records are sensitive personal data. The doctor or business that writes them is the Data Fiduciary for them and must have the patient’s consent; UdyogPortal processes them for that business, as the Data processing terms describe.

A prescription, and the notes of a visit, are shown to the patient in the UdyogPortal app only when the doctor or business marks them as shared.

Progress readings (such as weight, blood pressure or sugar) and documents that a business files under a person’s mobile number are shown to that person in their own UdyogPortal app, because they are about that person. A business that does not want a reading or document to be seen should not file it under the person’s record.

A business can also send a reading or a prescription to the patient on WhatsApp from its own phone. WhatsApp then carries it under its own terms.

UdyogPortal does not use health records for advertising, does not sell them, and does not send them to AI providers unless a business itself sends a photo of one to Myra.