Key Features and Functionality:

• Vital Signs Monitoring: Most health kiosks can measure blood pressure, heart rate, pulse, body temperature, weight, height, and calculate Body Mass Index (BMI). Some advanced kiosks may also measure blood oxygen levels (SpO2).   
   

   
• Health Risk Assessments: Many kiosks offer questionnaires and tools to evaluate an individual’s risk for certain health conditions based on their provided information and measurements.   
   
• Information and Education: They provide access to health-related information on various topics, wellness tips, and local healthcare resources.   
   
• Telemedicine Capabilities: Some kiosks are equipped with audio-visual technology to connect users with healthcare providers remotely for virtual consultations.   
   
• Basic Screening Tests: Advanced kiosks can perform tests like blood glucose levels, lipid profiles, ECG (heart activity), and even rapid tests for conditions like dengue or malaria.   
   
• Patient Check-in and Registration: In healthcare facilities, kiosks can streamline patient check-in, allowing users to update information, confirm appointments, and make payments.   
   
• Appointment Management: Some kiosks allow users to schedule or reschedule appointments.   
   
• Payment Processing: Kiosks in healthcare settings may facilitate payment of co-pays or bills.   
   
• Data Storage and Transmission: Many kiosks can securely store user data and transmit it to healthcare providers or the user’s email for tracking and analysis.   
   
• User-Friendly Interface: They typically feature touchscreens with intuitive navigation and audio-visual instructions. 
   
• Multilingual Support: Some kiosks offer multiple language options to cater to diverse populations.