Medulance will provide well-equipped ambulances to the patients of Yodda requiring urgent medical support
Elderly care service provider Yodda has partnered with Medulance, emergency medical response service provider to offer fast and reliable emergency medical care to the clients of Yodda requiring medical support. The collaboration aims to provide well-equipped ambulances by Medulance to ensure prompt and efficient first-point medical attention during transit to the hospital.
Yodda Elder Care empowers the elders through a network of on-field and on-call staff that is supported by a platform based on the confluence of new age technologies.
Speaking on the collaboration, Tarun Sharma, Founder & CEO, Yodda said, “We are thrilled to join forces with Medulance, a leader in emergency medical response services. This partnership not only strengthens our commitment to providing exceptional care for the elderly, but it also reinforces our vision of empowering seniors to live independently and with dignity. Combining Medulance’s expertise in prompt and efficient emergency care with Yodda’s comprehensive elder care services, we are confident that this collaboration will make a significant positive impact on the lives of senior citizens. Together, we will continue to innovate and drive the quality of care for the elderly to new heights.”
Pranav Bajaj, Co-Founder, Medulance said, “Medulance has partnered with Yodda to provide accessible and efficient emergency medical services for the elderly population in India. Using tools such as geo-location, smartphone-based pre-filtration, and digitised medical records, Medulance aims to reduce response times while delivering reliable emergency care to patients. By dispatching the closest available ambulance and equipping them with the latest medical devices and well-trained paramedics, Medulance hopes to significantly improve emergency medical care for the elderly. The collaboration aims to secure elderly residents and provide first-response medical attention during emergencies and expand to more localities in various cities to strengthen the healthcare system.”