Mediguardians, a firm connected with the top hospitals in India, has launched an online gadget in the form of a tab (android tablet) and designed to help Nigerian medical tourists stay connected with their physicians.
An official of the firm, Sumit Wadha told Daily Trust Health Desk that the innovation became necessary because a third of the world’s medical travels now involves India , in addition to the fact that patients and hospitals demand closer medical relationship with each other. “Nigerians are one of our biggest customers in terms of patronising our world class medical facilities and it’s only natural that we’ll want to enlighten the country about our new facility available for better treatment outcomes”.
Reacting to the development, Abuja based Yakubu Jamilu who was in india twice for brain surgery said mediguardians online gadget is a welcome development.
By: Mansur Abubakar
Daily Trust News
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