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Opening of Well Women’s clinics at Care outpatient centre
Care Group of Hospitals announces that an opening ceremony took place at Care Outpatient Center ‘Well Women’s Clinic’ on International Women’s day. The event was attended by Sowmya Mishra, Inspector Genereal of Police, CId and HFAC Welfare, Teleangana State.
Care Group of Hospitals announces that an opening ceremony took place at Care Outpatient Center ‘Well Women’s Clinic’ on International Women’s day. The event was attended by Sowmya Mishra, Inspector Genereal of Police, CId and HFAC Welfare, Teleangana State.
“The opening of the well women clinic at Care outpatient Centre offers special packages for women like: 50 percent Discount on Women Health Check, Free Gynaecology Consultation, 25 percent Discount on All the Investigation, wholly in-line with our commitment to meet the growing demand for the most current and advanced technologies in locations across TeleanSgana and Andhra Pradesh which are convenient to the patients that need them most.
The clinic’s format enables the provision of pioneering out-patient treatments to patients close to where they live, increasing convenience and the speed of delivery of medical services for the people. During the opening ceremony Sr Consultant Cardiologist Dr Sridevi said, most of the women leave the hospital following treatment for heart problems, like a heart attack. 46 percent don't bother to take the next step. That's cardiac rehabilitation to strengthen the heart.
It involves a personalised exercise programme under a special trainer, and classes on stress reduction and healthy eating. She said women believe that might be more willing to exercise and to speak freely in classes, if no men are around. She said people are 36 percent more likely to die of a heart ailment, if they skip rehab. She hopes this effort will save more women. Dr Usha Suresh, Consultant Gynaecologist, K Hara Gopal Facility Chief Operating Officer, Dr Gopi Krishna, Medical Superiendent, Dr Bhatta Subramanyam, Amit Kapoor, Genereal Manager attended the event.
