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Call Ambulance adds another hospital to list
As part of its efforts towards onsite healthcare, the Call Ambulance app has joined hands with Kamineni Hospitals on Tuesday. Speaking on the occasion, Umashankar Kotturu, Chief Executive Officer, Call Ambulance App said, “By joining hands with a renowned hospital like Kamineni, we will be able to provide entire medical emergency assistance to patient during any crisis situation.
As part of its efforts towards onsite healthcare, the Call Ambulance app has joined hands with Kamineni Hospitals on Tuesday. Speaking on the occasion, Umashankar Kotturu, Chief Executive Officer, Call Ambulance App said, “By joining hands with a renowned hospital like Kamineni, we will be able to provide entire medical emergency assistance to patient during any crisis situation. Considering Kamineni hospitals wide reach, Call Ambulance hopes to help save more lives.”
Dr Satyanarayana, CEO, Kamineni Hospitals said, conveyed their mission, “To adopt world-class technologies and processes that earns the trust and confidence of the patients. To be vital ray of hope in their lives with healthcare solutions that are superior, personalized and care oriented.”
“In this context Call Ambulance will help us respond to all our patients in their hour of crisis,” he added.Dr Ankita Chawla, Head Emergency Dept, Kamineni Hospitals, conveyed that it is critical to make care available within one hour of emergency to ensure lives are saved. “We can even start the treatment right in the ambulance,” she said.
The partnership allows ambulances of Kamineni Hospitals Group in Hyderabad, Vijayawada and Narketpally to locate the patient in distress faster using GPS location. It provides information on the health condition of the patient enabling the emergency doctor to understand the case before the patient arrives.
