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SRM Hospital unveils 'Valli' health card
SRM MCH&RC’s Pro-Vice Chancellor Dr Lt Col A Ravikumar releasing the health card
SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SRM MCH&RC) in Kattankulathur has released the Valli Health Card and the 7th edition of Healthcare CSR bulletin "Valli".
Kattankulathur: SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SRM MCH&RC) in Kattankulathur has released the Valli Health Card and the 7th edition of Healthcare CSR bulletin "Valli".
These were released by SRM MCH&RC's Pro-Vice Chancellor Dr Lt Col A Ravikumar. This initiative was undertaken by Puthiya Thalaimurai Foundation as part of its CSR activity. About 15 people from Amphenol Omniconnect India Pvt. Ltd and 10 SRMIST's housekeeping staffs were among the first to receive this Valli health cards. Card holders would get a 20 per cent discount on OP investigations at SRM MCH&RC, apart from the regular concessions that are in place.
Present on the occasion was retired SI S Murugan, SRM MCH&RC's medical superintendent Dr K Thangaraj, Dean (Dental) DrVivek, Dean (Occupational Therapy) Dr Ganapathy Sankar, SRMIST's sports advisor Nandhagopal, representatives from Amphenol Omniconnect India Pvt. Ltd and members of SRM Institute of Science and Technology.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Lt Col A. Ravikumar said, "This is good hope in these tiring times. This initiative from Puthiya Thalaimurai Foundation will help those unable to afford the proper medical attention to good health care."
He appreciated those who were involved in this initiative and encouraged them to keep up the good work and retain the quality of service provided.
Medical Superintendent Dr K Thangaraj, said, "SRM MCH&RC has been provided the best treatment at the most affordable rate. This health care will even ease the burden on those who are unable to get quality health care."
D V Venkatagiri, Secretary of Puthiya Thalaimurai Foundation said the health cards will be distributed to the community through the medical camps organised by the Foundation.
For more details on how to get this health card contact Ramesh Kannan at 9944544299.
