
Bringing about a
landmark development in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to its neighbourhod,
Global Health City (GHC) launched
LIFECARE
RESPONDER, a two-wheeler ambulance service on
18th March’2016 in
Hotel
ITC Grand Chola, Chennai. The launch event was organized in the
international conference on Emergency Medicine & Trauma
(GAM
ET 2016) organized by GHC, where
leading Emergency medicine practitioners from across the world were present. It
was also an apt moment for the launch as the world would be observing
WORLD HEAD INJURY AWARENESS DAY after a
couple of days i.e. on 20
th March

The event begun
with a traditional lamp-lighting ritual followed by welcome address by
Dr. K. R. Ram Mohan – Head of ER, GHC & the organizing
Chairman of GAMET’2016. Then came the big moment, when the physical
manifestation of the LIFECARE RESPONDER service, a beautifully accessorized
bike ambulance was unveiled by
Col.
Hemraj Parmar –
Chief Operating Officer,
GHC in the presence of elite gathering of ER professionals from many
countries, senior officials of GHC and delegates from media. Afterwards the
confluence was addressed by
Col. Parmar,
Dr. K. Sridhar –
Director of Neurosciences & Spinal
Disorders, GHC and
Dr. T. S. Srinath
–
National President of SEMI,
elaborating on safety in everyday life and urging everyone to adopt
SAFETY AS A SOCIAL CULTURE. The
ceremony ended with a pleasant valedictory address by
Dr. Neeraj Mangla –
Organizing
Secretary of GAMET’2016. Then it was the time for festivities with photo
opportunity and a gala dinner.

Global Health
City initiated the Lifecare Responder
service as a strong extension to its existing fleet of regular ambulances. The
successful launch of this service by the Karnataka and Tamilnadu governments
clearly indicates its worth in saving lives during medical emergencies;
especially during rush hours, when a regular emergency evacuation vehicle finds
it challenging to wade through the traffic to reach the spot of emergency.
GHC is pleased
to bring the novel Lifecare Responder
service to it neighbourhood community. The bike-ambulance will be manned by a
trained Emergency & Trauma care professional and will be equipped with
basic life saving gadgets and medications that are essential to stabilize
victims till a regular ambulance arrives. GHC hopes that this noble endeavour
is appreciated and accepted by the neighbourhood and foresees to better serve
the community during medical emergencies
The successful launch of this service by the Karnataka and Tamilnadu governments clearly indicates its worth in saving lives during medical emergencies, geometry dash free online
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