Back

I have such an idea so that we can give cheap treatment to the people. You can take advantage of the loot that has happened in private hospitals in India. In today's time, treatment and medicine have become so expensive that poor and middle class fa

I have such an idea so that we can give cheap treatment to the people. You can take advantage of the loot that has happened in private hospitals in India. In today's time, treatment and medicine have become so expensive that poor and middle class fa

Day #12 It’s Just a Strip of Medicine, Until It’s Not. We’ve heard this line too many times: “It’s just Crocin, what’s the big deal?” “Take this substitute, same thing.” “We don’t have it now, come back tomorrow.” But here’s the truth: There’s no s

"I just made it 'cause not getting any ideas, but sometimes inspiration strikes when you least expect it!"

Had an idea about making an Ambulance service platform, by which people who are in emergency can call ambulance through the application or whatever, if sometimes the hospitals are out of their ambulances…So the people can hire an ambulance through th

I want to run an organisation in my district. And there should be only two categories in that organisation, one which helps cancer patients and the other if someone is poor and is not able to get his treatment done then we call him Please get help fr

Keeping power users happy and satisfied is one of the most critical things in a consumer app :P Their demands keep getting crazy because they expect only the very best from you! :D

If you're not aware of your diagnosis and your doctor hasn’t communicated it, you are likely to suffer longer. A doctor should ideally make a diagnosis within 5 days. If it takes longer, you must proactively seek diagnostic evaluation to avoid delays

[This post has been deleted by the creator]

A few months ago, I found myself in every family's worst nightmare. My mother needed medical care, but every good doctor I reached out to had the same answer: "No appointments available." The waiting lists stretched for weeks, sometimes months. Despe