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Hyderabad: City-based ENT specialist conferred GHCEH Award
Dr EC Vinaya Kumar, head, department of ENT and cochlear implant clinic, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad and founder of Society to Aid the Hearing Impaired (SAHI); was presented the prestigious Global Health Care Equality Humanitarian Award -2019, by the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), USA, at the recently held AAPI Symposium on Global Health Care Equality at Kansas, USA.
Hyderabad: Dr EC Vinaya Kumar, head, department of ENT and cochlear implant clinic, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad and founder of Society to Aid the Hearing Impaired (SAHI); was presented the prestigious Global Health Care Equality Humanitarian Award -2019, by the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), USA, at the recently held AAPI Symposium on Global Health Care Equality at Kansas, USA.
The award was presented by Dr Seema Arora, chair of AAPI Board of Trustees and Dr Suresh Reddy, president & CEO, AAPI; Executive committee of AAPI, Kansas City chapter, AAPI, among others, in recognition of his yeoman services in the mission to make "Deaf-free Telangana and Andhra Pradesh", at a glittering ceremony attended in large numbers by physicians of Indian Origin.
The Global Health Care Equality Humanitarian award is given to the Indian origin doctors working in India or abroad for their contribution towards improving the Indian healthcare standards on par with the international standards and for bringing quality treatment within the reach of needy people.
