The campaign titled ‘#50K and Counting – Hitting the Milestone and Getting Healthier Together’ also features a video marking this milestone with customer testimonials
Fujifilm India, a leader in diagnostic imaging and medical system technology, has completed the installation of 50,000 medical equipment devices in India. Passing the 50K milestone, the brand has also released a campaign video outlining the company’s deep focus on improving healthcare in the country and the importance of access to diagnostic services.
The campaign, titled ‘#50K and Counting – Hitting the Milestone and Getting Healthier Together’, highlights Fujifilm’s achievements in the medical imaging and devices division, continuously working towards spreading awareness regarding healthier choices via timely detection of diseases. It also features testimonials from Fujifilm customers, commending the company’s products, after-sales support and a wide network.
Fujifilm has installed its medical solutions across India, ranging from top metropolitan cities to remote areas such as Leh, Ladakh, Northeast India and Jharkhand and Bihar, amongst other regions.
Koji Wada, MD, Fujifilm India, said, “We’re pleased to install over 50,000 medical devices in India while bettering the scope of medical healthcare to all Indians. With this milestone, we hope to continue the legacy of innovation and NEVER STOP investing in the betterment of society through our products and services. We thank all our partners and hope that we will continue to serve the country with high-quality healthcare support in the milestones to come.”
Chander Shekhar Sibal, Senior VP, Medical Division, Fujifilm India, said, “We thank all our patrons and customers for helping us achieve this 50K milestone. As an organisation, we’re proud to support the installation of medical devices even in the remotest corners of the country and provide Indians an easy access to healthcare. We will continue to ride on this momentum and bring the best and cutting-edge technologies and solutions for Indians in the coming years.”
