Gleam Group, a conglomerate company which is into Fashion, Real Estate, Education and Agro Products, launched its Healthcare division under the banner of Gleam Healthcare with three initiatives namely The Cure Club, Sugar Strikers and Healing Holidays.Gleam Healthcare intends to make quality healthcare services more accessible to the general public.
Towards this endeavor, the company is launching its first initiative, The CURE CLUB based on the saying that prevention is better than cure.Creating awareness is something which if done regularly will not only bring down the medical cost but will also save lives. Creating awareness is something which if done regularly will not only bring down the medical cost but will also save lives.
The Cure Club also aims at helping patients access their medical data without the hassle of multiple documentation.‘Sugar Strikers’ – a Diabetic Club is all about alternative diabetic management through regular exercises, routine checkups, periodicals and more importantly diabetic food through DIABETIC CAFÉ, a first of its kind.Healing Holidays is a medical tourism initiative, wherein hospitals across the country will be networked to create an effective medical tourism platform.
This is different from the very fact that we are dealing more with the national population unlike others, as we believe creating awareness and regular health checkups to help them diagnose and recover early.Dr. Pankaj Sadhanidhar, Managing Director, Gleam Group said, “As a Healthcare professional myself, I am extremely happy to start this initiative of ours, which will help us serve the masses both nationally & globally.
These three initiatives will not only help the general population get excellent medical care but will also keep them updated about the various new alternative healthcare available and I believe this will be a boon to one and all.”The initiatives were launched by noted actress Ms. Urvashi Rautela and actor Mr. Vidyut Jamwal in Bangalore on Sunday.The company intends to make these facilities available across the cities India by 2017.
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