Ultrahuman, the global health technology company behind the world’s most popular health tracking ring, Ring AIR, has announced a significant partnership with Tata 1mg, one of India’s most trusted healthcare brands. This deal will facilitate the major scaling of Ultrahuman’s Blood Vision preventative health service across the country, opening up advanced health insights to millions more people at an affordable price. As part of this nationwide push, Ultrahuman also launched Vision Cloud free universal health interpreter. 

Expansion and primary focus

This partnership with Tata 1mg sees Blood Vision now being made available in over 60 cities and 2,000-plus PIN codes in the country. The massive geographical expansion aims at giving millions of users access to Ultrahuman’s high-end preventive health services at economic rates. This expansion leverages the fast-selling adoption of preventive diagnostics across the country, with the domestic health-tech market projected to cross $21 billion by 2028. Ultrahuman aims to fill the gap that exists between traditional lab testing and personalized digital health insights.

This alliance with Tata 1mg ensures that the services by Blood Vision are clinically accurate, with added convenience for doorstep sample collection by a trained phlebotomist visiting the customer’s home.

Ultrahuman has curated 15 test panels for users at prices starting from just ₹999. The Base plan costs ₹1,999 and covers over 60 essential biomarkers, while the Premium plan covers 100+ advanced markers across key health pathways in cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, and longevity.

Coinciding with the Blood Vision extension, Ultrahuman launched Vision Cloud, labeling it the world’s first free universal health interpreter. Vision Cloud will run on the same UltraTrace™ models that power Blood Vision.

The main function of Vision Cloud is to remove the reliance on traditional PDF lab reports and to enable the user to upload their historic blood tests from any provider directly into the Ultrahuman app. Users will then instantly gain free, personalized insights. Complimentary insights include supplement recommendations, a Blood Age score, and AI clinician summaries.

Although at present the company focuses on interpreting bloodwork, the scope of Vision Cloud will expand very fast. In the near future, Ultrahuman is going to decode reports from other diagnostics, such as microbiome, cancer, CT scans, and MRIs, with the aim of creating an integrated health ecosystem for users around the world.

Comprehensive output

Unlike generic lab reports, Blood Vision results are delivered directly within the Ultrahuman app, with clear labeling of each marker, including reference ranges and associated actionable insights. It tracks over 100 biomarkers and uses UltraTrace™ to easily integrate these results with lifestyle data from the Ultrahuman Ring AIR, including sleep, movement, and recovery.

The comprehensive output provides users with a Blood Age score, an AI-powered clinician summary, personalized supplement, and lifestyle recommendations to empower users in making informed, data-driven decisions about their well-being. This widespread India expansion is part of Ultrahuman’s larger global strategy. 

The company has already rolled out Blood Vision in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, with the UK and Australia scheduled to go live shortly. The company also aims to expand its interpretation capabilities considerably in the near term to include genetics, microbiome data, and lifestyle risk profiling.

Conclusion

The fact that Ultrahuman and Tata 1mg have enabled a strategic partnership, through which Blood Vision can reach in excess of 60 cities across the country, is an important advancement toward accessible preventive healthcare. Along with the launch of the free interpreter on Vision Cloud, Ultrahuman is making world-class diagnostics with personalized insights possible at scale. Integrating clinical data with lifestyle metrics through UltraTrace™ models cements Ultrahuman’s mission to help people take control of their well-being globally through data, science, and design, with India playing a leading role in its ongoing global growth.