Senior residents of Columbia Pacific Communities will now have priority access to order medicines and health products
Columbia Pacific Communities has partnered with 1mg to offer curated healthcare benefits to its residents. 1mg will be the official e-healthcare partner of Columbia Pacific Communities for all its present and future communities, effective immediately.
Senior residents of Columbia Pacific Communities will now have priority access to order medicines and health products, diagnostic tests, doctor consultations and many more curated services, with multiple payment options and premium support. This includes seamless ordering via app / web / call / messaging / concierge services, the option of same-day delivery in metros, on-premise camps and dedicated relationship managers.
For Columbia Pacific Communities, high-quality healthcare for its residents in the safety of their homes continues to be the first priority in a crisis situation. Driven by the COVID-19 crisis, the pandemic amplified digital adoption amongst senior citizens who turned to the online medium to fulfil several of their regular healthcare needs.
Speaking on this critical partnership, Mohit Nirula, CEO, Columbia Pacific Communities said, “We are delighted to partner with India’s leading digital healthcare platform, 1mg, as it will empower our residents, amidst uncertainties, to get access to best-in-class and round-the-clock healthcare services. With this partnership, we are strengthening our promise of helping seniors live healthier for longer, which is an extension of our brand philosophy of Positive Ageing.”
Commenting on the new association, Vikas Chauhan, Co-Founder, 1mg said, “Senior citizens are a vital part of our ecosystem and it is important that we recognise their unique needs and provide them personalized and easy-to-access healthcare. We always strive to offer the best user experience for all customers – and we are excited about the opportunity to serve this important segment, and the difference we can make to the lives and lifestyles of residents of Columbia Pacific Communities.”
