Nagpur :- Digiswasthya Foundation, in continued collaboration with the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC), has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the next three years, reaffirming its commitment to providing accessible, technology-enabled healthcare services across Nagpur. In the presence of Add. Municipal commissioner Vasumana pant at NMC.
Under this partnership, the Foundation operates eight telemedicine centres across the city, supported by Western Coalfields Limited (WCL) and HCL Technologies (HCL). The centres provide real-time teleconsultations, access to medical specialists, and structured patient navigation services, significantly reducing referral pressure on tertiary hospitals while ensuring timely care for underserved communities.
In the past year, the centres have consulted 13,247 patients, including 7219 female patients. Over the next one year, Digiswasthya Foundation aims to cater to a population of approx 111,600 across its eight teleconsultation centres, expanding specialist access and community healthcare reach.
“Digital healthcare is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity,” “Through this renewed partnership, we aim to ensure that quality healthcare is within reach for every citizen, irrespective of geography or income.”
The partnership exemplifies how technology-driven healthcare models, backed by strong public-private collaboration, can transform urban health ecosystems.
About Digiswasthya Foundation:
Digiswasthya Foundation bridges healthcare gaps through innovative telemedicine solutions, government collaboration, and compassionate service delivery. Its mission is to make healthcare accessible, equitable, and timely for all communities.
