Health & Therapy

At these modern era Diagnostic Centers, we combine the latest practices in radiology and pathology and leverage these strengths to deliver superior hospitality, excellence and sustainability. By simplifying regular check-ups, you have the information you need to know how your body is functioning.

We offer one-stop radiology services that are convenient for all of our clients’ diagnostic needs.

With the click of a button, our customers can dive into the past and present to create graphic health comparison reports for all their tests. The result is a report that gives you a clear picture of your health. Because we believe that knowledge is the difference between our world and our health.

Technological advances include new digital cloud services to keep digital stories at your fingertips for life.

Most reports come within hours. We understand the importance of providing medical reports promptly and delivering the same.

We offer specialised professional testing services in our laboratory. We offer unique and high-quality tests at affordable prices.

With a request raised by the patient through our website, app or call centre, a trained technician comes to the patient’s door-step to collect the sample. Reports can be sent to your phone via text/email, by mail or pick-up at any of our offices.

All institutions create an environment of compassion unlike any other diagnostic institution making the patients feel safe, secure and healthy.

We focus on helping develop a futuristic infrastructure for hospitals / clinics / hospitals, and provide services such as the environment building and certain aspects of healthcare infrastructure, including architecture, design, and creativity involved in starting a hospital/clinic etc. from scratch. We extend the integration of medical services, support and information technology.

The facility will integrate the hospital, as a medical  care and clinical facility, into the broader health care system:

• Must support the several aspects of a high quality – patient experience
• Infrastructure includes the built environment and supporting elements: infrastructure, space, information technology (IT), systems and processes, support arrangements and personnel.
• Overall, these combined factors should help patients move smoothly, from the initial local hospital to specialist institutions to appropriate care (home, nursing home or community hospitals with one-stop care), while maintaining their privacy and dignity, whatever be the patient’s age, severity or socioeconomic status.

Infrastructure is a key pillar that supports a positive healthcare system experience while improving quality of care and well-being for all patients. Likewise, the health system and workforce will support effective health promotion, prevention and self-care for the entire population.

As a result, many tools, processes and staff initiatives are central to the future goals and objectives of hospitals/clinics/healthcare, supporting new healthcare paradigms that increase efficiency, reduce costs, support and reduce carbon, and better patient care being the most important.

We are caring and compassionate professionals whose goal is to help as many people as possible live better, happier lives every day.

To improve patient flow at the emergency department (ED) where overcrowding is a complex issue as it limits the use of resources and the quality of care that requires solutions like vertical care. Ambulatory patients are treated directly in the vertical treatment room, a position that allows the patient to remain upright. This room allows technicians to manage a wide variety of patients when treating and discharging non-emergency patients, and when initiating treatment regimens in high-need patients. Vertical treatment rooms require less space than conventional rooms.

The term “vertical patient flow” refers to the process of optimising frontline ED operations to improve outcomes and patient satisfaction. The successful implementation of this strategy requires solid political and collegial support. Centres with vertical patient extension strategies show many similarities:

• Patients can avoid the waiting room along with traditional procedures;
• Patients are either admitted to the bedside or to the laboratory before enrollment is complete; and
• The doctor starts to record the patient in the log and examine followed by the laboratory processes

Vertical care further benefits as it poses psychological and physical barriers in between patients with marginal and acute/chronic conditions. Placing non-emergency patients in intensive care units uses up the capacity needed when critically ill or injured people arrive. However, the vertical recliner can be converted into a bed if the  non-emergency patient’s condition suddenly changes to acute.

Patients spend less time waiting for services because doctors can start conducting tests earlier. While patients wait for test results and other supplies to become available, they complete the registration process.

The concept of transformation involves shifting from one process to another to make the most of resources available. Involving physicians in the coordination process when patients are examined allows faster diagnostic tests and patients produce fewer complaints so the staff don’t have to be at the marginal patient bedside constantly. If the practice allows for exceptions, the patient may disrupt the process, leading to frustration between the various professionals involved in the patient’s care and ultimately negative outcomes. This approach, if used correctly, is the best way to get health beds to those who really need them.

The isolated treatment room concept aims to reduce the use of resources by infrequent patients and improve patient waiting times. Vertical treatment centres need legislative and administrative support.