The venture shall operate through a network of over 3000 diagnostics/medical centres, 500 plus hospitals, with 10,000 plus medical professionals
Government advisory firm Sapio Analytics and corporate healthcare leader Quantum CorpHealth have entered a joint venture to serve the citizens of India, through a combination of physical healthcare centres and artificial intelligence supported virtual guidance.
The venture shall create India’s largest chain of branded primary healthcare guidance centres in every village of India, starting with 1500 centres in phases. The centres shall create digital access for the citizens of the region to well-qualified doctors, diagnostic centres, pharmacy facilities, ambulance facilities and all other healthcare needs.
The venture shall operate through a network of over 3000 diagnostics/medical centres, 500 plus hospitals, with 10,000 plus medical professionals (doctors and paramedics) onboarded. Led by Dr Narendra Vankar and Dr Bhavya Vankar, Quantum has set up infrastructure across India.
“We shall be using our partners to enable the formation of these centres and take the services of this venture to the masses of India. We are going to be the family doctors of all citizens who have not previously had the kind of access the urban population of India gets. This way, we aim to transform healthcare in India forever, while also using analytics to improve our services for the public,” says Hardik Somani, Director and COO, Sapio Analytics.
“Quantum has been a pioneer in the Indian Health Care Industry for more than a decade, serving over 500 corporate clients and having served over 500,000 satisfied patients across India. With an in-depth experience of delivering health care services, even during the difficult COVID times, Quantum is well placed to deliver health care services across India. This hub and spoke model in healthcare would be a boon for the rural population which would help reduce the current disparity in the required patient to doctor ratio, with the help of technology and analytics,” says Dr Narendra Vankar, Founder, Quantum.
