Embarking on its mission to combat lifestyle diseases, Ardram Health Lifestyle Disease Screening, spearheaded by the Health Department, has now transitioned into its second phase with a renewed approach. Having successfully completed the initial screening phase, which targeted individuals aged 30 and above, the program has now advanced to the next stage. With over 1.54 crore individuals screened during the first phase, the follow-up tests for approximately 23.5 lakh individuals identified as being at risk have been diligently carried out. Comprehensive follow-up treatment has been provided to those requiring further medical intervention. The second phase is aiming to encompass all individuals above the age of 30.  The second phase will be implemented with public participation, facilitated by the use of a modified Shaili 2.0 app. With the assistance of the Shaili app developed by eHealth, Asha workers will visit homes directly to conduct screenings. This phase will also include screening for leprosy, vision impairment, hearing impairment, mental health problems, and geriatric health issues. Activities will be codified to ensure the timely completion of annual health check-ups. Through data collection via the Shaili app, health workers will have access to the health information of each region, facilitating real-time statistics on lifestyle diseases at both local and state levels. In the initial survey phase, 18.14% (27,80,639) of the population were diagnosed with at least one serious disease, according to the screening report. Notably, during this phase, 6,26,530 new cases of hypertension and 55,102 new cases of diabetes were confirmed. It was revealed that one out of every three individuals tested in the state had high blood pressure. Transitioning into the second phase, the Ardram Mission continues with activities that emphasize the promotion of health and healing, prioritizing prevention over treatment of diseases.