For the first time in India’s history, the National Institute of Technology-Srinagar and XLRI – Jamshedpur alumni have collaborated to bring transparency and opportunities to the medical field. Yes, during the Corona epidemic, medical care was what the entire nation most desperately needed, but due to the administration’s strict orders not to leave the house and the hospitals’ overcrowding, there were no beds available, forcing the sick person to remain at home. The corona spread as a result of the many people who lost their loved ones and the difficulties people encountered in receiving medical care.
The alumni of NIT-Srinagar and XLRI-Jamshedpur made the decision to leave their jobs at multinational companies in light of this dire situation in order to make changes in the unorganized medical field and prevent people from having to wait in long lines to receive medical care. Obtaining it while at home is simple.
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Alumni will release a cloud-based mobile application after working diligently for one and a half years, allowing users to quickly and easily book an ambulance, schedule a doctor appointment, and conduct online consultations with doctors while at home. The most important factor is that residents of the entire nation will receive all of these services completely at no cost.
As discussed, and informed by the founder of Medikamart, Santosh Rastogi “Free blood sample collection from home is an aspect that will also be made available, along with reports, in an online mobile application. Dr. Labo has been introduced to all diagnostic facilities, both large and small. It can prepare a bill and a report in 40 seconds, saving time, and it will have the option of free sign-up and use. Basic service for life will also be provided for free, with facilities for inventory management, operations, team management, payment collection, together with accounts handling”
All must support Medikamart’s noble goals in order to prevent any family members from passing away as a result of medical malpractice. On Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social media sites, the Medikamart team has begun a mission in which they are asking for the public’s support. You can subscribe to the YouTube channel, Like, Follow, and Share the Twitter page, and spread the word about it to as many people as you can.
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