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CallHealth to strengthen operations in Vijayawada
CallHealth, an integrated healthcare platform has decided to strengthen its operations in the coastal districts as part of its Pan India expansion plans this year, said Hari Thalapali, CEO, CallHealth at a programme here on Thursday
Vijayawada: CallHealth, an integrated healthcare platform has decided to strengthen its operations in the coastal districts as part of its Pan India expansion plans this year, said Hari Thalapali, CEO, CallHealth at a programme here on Thursday.
Addressing the media, Hari said that CallHealth was inviting about 100 franchises at villages, towns and cities across 13 districts of Andhra Pradesh to undertake their operations.
He said that CallHealth was an affordable and accessible integrated health care service that could be obtained through the mobile app or website or call centre.
The customer can enjoy as many as 30 health services through CallHealth, said Hari.
Satish, chief financial officer said the franchise can operate with a less investment and there was no fee for the platform usage.
