Cuttack: Wipro GE Healthcare, a leading global provider of healthcare technologies, announced the commencement of the second phase of its statewide activation drive’Health Yatra’. Aligned with the Government’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, the initiative is designed to deliver wider access at their doorstep and create greater awareness in order to transform the quality of patient care. The initiative aims to empower clinicians with advanced ultrasound and patient care technologies that improve diagnostic accuracy and streamline clinical workflows.
After starting in Bhubaneswar, the ‘Health Yatra’ has now reached SCB Medical College and Hospitalin Cuttack, Odisha. As a part of the drive, the organization will showcase state-of-the-art med-tech devices and hold interactive product demos, informative sessions, and open opportunities for collaboration between clinicians and industry experts to deliberate on healthcare challenges.The initiative will continue to engage other hospitals and clinicians across Odisha, spreading awareness about advanced healthcare technologies.
Anup Kumar, Business Head – Ultrasound, Wipro GE Healthcare said,“At Wipro GE Healthcare we remain committed to the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. Through the Health Yatra initiative, our experts connect directly with frontline clinicians with an aim is to revolutionize the delivery of care to the underserved markets. By demonstrating how advanced healthcare technologies can enhance both the quality and delivery of care, our endeavour is to support clinicians and communities alike, enabling greater and more equitable access to care.”
Atul Chadha,Atul Chadha, Business Head, Patient Care Solutions, Wipro GE Healthcaresaid,“The Health Yatra campaign focuses on educating and empowering clinicians in underserved communities to make more informed diagnostic and treatment decisions with the help of modern healthcare technologies.Health equity has been central to Wipro GE Healthcare’s focus and legacy and with this initiative we aim to strengthen our commitment further in democratizing access.”
The experiential healthcare yatra began in September of 2024 in Uttar Pradesh, moved through Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Northeast and now continues across Odisha. By knowledge-sharing and awareness of the modern technologies the initiative aims to empower clinicians and enhance patient care in underserved markets.
