Healthcare infrastructure that is connected, accountable and safe by construction — where the provenance of clinical information is never in question.
A company built the way its products are.
Chenvar Healthtech Private Limited was incorporated in Hyderabad on 29 July 2026 to hold and develop MedClariva, a pharmacovigilance platform that had already been built.
The record came first.
Chenvar exists because a pharmacovigilance platform built to run real safety workflows outgrew being a side project.
The company was formed to give it a durable home — a legal entity that can hold intellectual property, contract with pharmaceutical companies and safety service providers, employ engineers, and be audited.
What drives it is a conviction about how healthcare software should behave: that a record should be able to account for itself. Who wrote it. When. On what basis. What it said before it was changed. In drug safety that is not a design preference. It is what an inspector asks for.
Build pharmacovigilance software and training for regulated healthcare environments, to a standard that survives inspection rather than anticipating it.
Clinical judgement is not a feature to be automated away. Software should carry the routine load so that judgement is applied where it matters.
The board.
Chenvar Healthtech Private Limited was incorporated by two subscribers, both of whom serve as directors of the company.
Dr Varun Kumar Gone
MD · MRCP (UK) · BCMAS · ECFMG Certified
- Role
- Director, Chenvar Healthtech · DIN 11858447
- Clinical
- Consultant Physician, Internal Medicine, Sankhya Hospitals, Hyderabad
- Academic
- Professor of Medicine, APS Medical College Hospital & Research Institute, Chennai
- ORCID
- 0009-0002-1639-6428
A practising consultant physician with over thirteen years in internal medicine, formally trained in pharmacovigilance and board-certified in medical affairs, who also writes the software.
That combination is unusual and it is the point. The regulatory reasoning behind a signal workflow, the clinical reasoning behind a decision-support rule and the database schema that enforces both are the work of one person, which removes the translation layer where healthcare software usually goes wrong.
The engineering team is deliberately small and Chenvar is hiring for the parts that must not stay that way.
How this got here.
A short and honest record.
Tell us what you are building.
Partnership, pilot, procurement or investment — enquiries are read and answered by the founder, not a queue.
