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Ziqitza Rajasthan has observed and witnessed an increasing demand for telemedicine and remote healthcare. Through telemedicine, doctors have become “on-demand” health providers as patients seek online healthcare owing to busy schedules and the risk of infection. Improved internet speeds have facilitated the instantaneous transmission of medical images and data, better video conference calls amplifying telehealth initiatives taken by corporates.
Ziqitza Rajasthan - Why Corporates need to tie up with Digital Wellness Centre’s
Ziqitza Rajasthan - Why Corporates need to tie up
with Digital Wellness Centre’s?
Amid a global health crisis like COVID-19, the healthcare
conversation focuses on the number of individuals impacted by the
disease for good reason. While the severity of a public health crisis
should not be downplayed, individuals continue to need care for a
variety of other reasons, such as chronic conditions, acute illnesses,
and treatment for behavioral health needs like anxiety. Getting care
when it’s needed for these conditions can prove challenging during
a pandemic because limiting non-essential visits is safer for all
parties involved. When this happens, the convenience of seeing a
provider diminishes and care needs may not be met.
Considering the widespread move from traditional business ethos
to start-up culture inspired work environments, corporate wellness
has become an imperative feature of the modern business world.
Companies of all sizes, structures, and industries have readily
adopted corporate wellness initiatives, making the practice a basic
expectation for employees.
The logic underlying corporate wellness is indisputable
employees will work more diligently for companies that make
them feel cared about and cater to their individual needs on a
human level. Providing employees with opportunities to focus on
their physical and mental wellbeing combats worker burn out,
breeds company morale, and ultimately creates an inclusive
flourishing work culture.
Healthcare experts say that the COVID-19 pandemic has
accelerated the adoption of digital health and virtual care
forward by at least three years. Due to the increased adoption,
healthcare organizations have put a new focus on improving in
areas of digital health, specifically in terms of virtual
health, remote monitoring, healthcare technology or preferring
to tie up with Digital Wellness Centre like Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd
(ZHL) which offers one stop solutions to corporate for their
employee wellness needs.
After recognizing the importance of ensuring access to primary
care in the face of a public health crisis, organizations are turning
to virtual health, which allows you to connect with a provider via
telephone or video call from the comfort of your home.
Virtual health which is often used interchangeably with
telemedicine and telehealth can be used to treat a variety of
conditions. Experts from ZHL Rajasthan says during a pandemic,
where community systems and hospitals face resource constraints
and the burdens of an influx of severe cases, virtual care has
mitigate the strain by treating non-emergent illnesses or injuries,
keeping those individuals out of primary care offices, emergency
rooms and hospitals. This helps lighten the load on community
resources already strained, while reducing the spread of the virus.
When face-to-face visits are limited or unavailable, virtual health
ensures members continue to receive coordinated care. Digital
health solutions existed before also but their true potential and
power were unleashed only during these strenuous times, which
strongly boosted the growth of the digital health industry.
The first step to meeting worker needs is understanding that
when employees have convenient access to occupational
health in the workplace – whether through a physical wellness
center or virtual access – it is often the first place they will go for
support.
Ziqitza Rajasthan has observed and witnessed an increasing
demand for telemedicine and remote healthcare. Through
telemedicine, doctors have become “on-demand” health
providers as patients seek online healthcare owing to busy
schedules and the risk of infection. Improved internet speeds
have facilitated the instantaneous transmission of medical
images and data, better video conference calls amplifying
telehealth initiatives taken by corporate.
Dr. Santosh Datar, Ziqitza Healthcare says our healthcare
industry wasn’t prepared for this at all its capacity and
capability was both tested. Along with the hard work done by
healthcare professionals, digital healthcare solutions also
played a key role in helping sail through challenging
circumstances. A global health crisis can make getting care
when its needed difficult but healthcare needs don’t stop
during a pandemic. Virtual health ensures people can access
care the moment it’s needed and address issues before they
escalate into more severe problems. When health systems
face significant constraints, virtual health helps alleviate the
burden by enabling providers to continue treating non-
emergency cases outside traditional brick and mortar settings.
Here’s when services provided by Ziqitza Limited has
benefited many individuals be it corporates or people like you
and me.
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