Laerdal Bangalore has joined hands with Ubiqare Health to offer doctor-driven medical care services to its employees at home. The partnership started in May 2021 during the second wave of COVID and has now extended to care for other illnesses as well.
Ubiqare Health is selected as a finalist for its unique platform and business model that combine telemedicine, digital specialty care and last-mile clinical network. The Ubiqare model not only connects specialized medical expertise to remote patients, but also creates new livelihoods for distributed healthcare workers living in proximity to the patients at home. This network of healthcare workers, nurses and doctors augments the capacity to deliver physical care and can be scaled as per needs.
The JSS Hospital, Mysore partnered with Ubiqare Health to use our tele healthcare platform to extend their care to patients beyond the hospital. The new home monitoring service of the hospital was launched recently.
The second wave of the COVID pandemic added tremendous pressure on the country’s healthcare system. The shortages of hospital beds, trained medical resources, etc. created a horrifying situation. Amidst that chaos, JSS Hospital emerged as an early adopter of a hybrid care model and a leader amongst peer hospitals.
Highlighting tech-enabled care as a differentiator, the article talked about patients requiring long-term care away from hospital. It talked about how Ubiqare Health’s tech-enabled care model can be helpful for chronic patients who after getting discharged from the hospital try to recuperate at home but continue to suffer from side effects.
YourStory featured Ubiqare Health in C-CAMP’s COVID-19 accelerator startups using deep tech to fight coronavirus. Ubiqare was selected for its tech-enabled healthcare service that is creating an impact in comprehensive fight against COVID-19.