Star Arogya Digi Seva has been designed in such a way that less paramedical staff is sufficient to implement the project activities. It minimizes the use of human resources. It has a well-defined plan for training and educating healthcare professionals on how to use the technology. Two point-of-care clinics set up has been done in Tamil Nadu for collecting diagnostic data, such as blood tests, vital signs and lab work at one location and sending it for in-person consultation with a specialist at a different location, patients in remote towns can now access specialists elsewhere, enabling a skilled specialist to serve a far wider area. As an outreach activity in a camp setting, a medical officer and a trained telemedicine nurse for screening travel to isolated, difficult-to-reach and industrial areas to conduct outpatient clinics.