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Airtel, Apollo partner to fight against Covid-19
Bharti Airtel on Monday announced a collaboration with Apollo 24-7 the digital business unit of the Apollo Hospitals Group to support Indias battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.
New Delhi: Bharti Airtel on Monday announced a collaboration with Apollo 24-7 the digital business unit of the Apollo Hospitals Group to support Indias battle against the Covid-19
pandemic.
The partnership aims to bring together Airtel's pan-India network reach and Apollo Hospital's digital healthcare platform to raise awareness and break the chain of spread of Covid-19, an Airtel statement said.
Under the initiative Apollo 24-7 has launched a free digital self-assessment test on Airtel Thanks app to enable its customers to check their Covid-19 risk profile.
The test, which has been developed by Apollo 24-7, uses artificial intelligence-based technologies to allow users to assess their Covid-19 risk profile by answering a few simple questions.
"Based on the user responses, the digital tool generates a risk score and suggests next best action including online consults on Apollo 24-7 free, dialling Covid-19 non-prescriptive helpline from the app itself, self-care tips, social distancing guidelines and other important prevention steps as suggested by WHO and MOHFW," it said.
Apollo 24-7free Covid helpline has over 100 Apollo expert doctors answering questions and clearing doubts of all those who are taking the scan, it added.
