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  Medical Emergencies are one of the aspects that need to be addressed at all the levels of our life – be it personal or professional. And since most of us spend our maximum time in office, the corporate companies need to ensure timely medical emergency care of each of their employees. Dr. Santosh Datar Medical Director, Ziqitza Healthcare Limited , explains Medical emergency strikes without warning. It may be in the form of an accident, fainting, mental or sudden illness. The valuable time is lost in making arrangements for the ambulance or to call a doctor. Nowadays, employers have understood the importance of wellness of their employees. Many of them have accordingly introduced free mediclaim, life insurance and various wellness programs for their employees. However, none of these is enough to tackle medical emergencies in the office. We need a medical room with an effective wellness program by an emergency healthcare provider like Ziqitza HealthCare . Among some of the solid r...

       The siren of an ambulance is heard more often these days than usual. Well, that’s because of the pandemic, but it’s not the only thing. With the advancement in our lifestyle, there is an increase in lifestyle disorders and chronic diseases. We may not have control over everyone’s lifestyle, but we can certainly have an improved emergency healthcare system in place in our country. Delhi being the capital, we have to ensure it has the best ambulance service to offer during emergencies. The availability of ambulances in Delhi isn’t a concern, but the need to have the right ambulances and well-trained paramedics. To address this need for better ambulance services, emergency healthcare providers like Ziqitza HealthCare Ltd (ZHL) stand out as the ultimate aid to society and government.   The healthcare providers aim at offering different types of ambulance services based on emergencies for improved emergency care. Some of these ambulance services in Delhi by Z...

  Medical Emergencies are one of the aspects that need to be addressed at all the levels of our life – be it personal or professional and since most of us spend our maximum time in office, the corporate companies need to ensure timely medical emergency care of each of their employees. Nowadays, employers have understood the importance of wellness of their employees. Many of them have accordingly introduced free mediclaim, life insurance and various wellness programs for their employees. However, none of these is enough to tackle medical emergencies in the office. While due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, there are a lot of concerns among the employees leading to a rise in stress and anxiety issues, employees who are working on-site are primarily concerned about their healthcare. These rooms provide preventive care and treatment to employees at their place of employment, thus increasing their attendance at work. Companies need a medical room with an effective wellness program by an...

       Road Safety Week is a campaign initiated by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. It was important keeping in mind the increasing prevalence of deaths owing to road accidents. About 1.3 million people die on the world's roads and 20 - 50 million are injured every year. Road traffic crashes are a major cause of death among all age groups and the leading cause of death for children and young adults aged 15–29 years.  All types of vehicles such as buses, trucks, motorcycles, motor cars, cycles and all modes of public transports have to adopt strict road safety measures to avoid road accidents. Many precious lives are lost in rampant accidents; if road safety rules will be applied the mortality rate on roads will decrease. So to combat many methods of spreading awareness are implemented to ensure that India’s roads can edge closer to becoming a completely accident-free zone. Traffic rules and guidelines have to be set in place and strictly followed s...

     The year 2020 was unquestionably momentous and tragic. Climate crisis, natural disasters, political upheavals and human rights abuses confronted humanity with unprecedented challenges but nothing impacted the world like the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic did. We began 2021 with the pandemic still ravaging populations around the globe. In the middle of the catastrophe, with the importance of testing finally acknowledged and vaccines becoming available in many countries, there is hope that the disease may be brought under control. Researchers are still struggling to fit and to understand the coronavirus, but that's how science works. Now COVID-free future is within our reach – a future where it’s safe to hug again and where our smiles no longer need to be hidden behind a mask. To get there, we will need a robust vaccination drive. We will need Indians to roll up their sleeves and get vaccinated but we will also need to be patient. Immunizing the country ...

          Cancer is one word which evokes fear in people. A question frequently asked is “Is my lifestyle increasing the risk of cancer?”. The answer is “YES”. Unhealthy lifestyle does increase the risk of cancer. Here are few unhealthy habits which increases your risk of cancer. Let’s hear from an expert Dr. Santosh Datar, Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd wants to say on this.   Tobacco Consumption   According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “Tobacco is the single most preventable cause of death in the world”. Tobacco contains over 4000 types of chemicals. Out of these, around 200 are harmful to the human body and about 70 different chemicals have been found to be carcinogenic. Tobacco consumption in any form (viz. smoking, chewing, Gutkha, snuff etc.) is harmful.   Tobacco smoking increases the risk of cancer of lung, mouth, throat, esophagus, pancreas, kidney, bladder, cervix, blood, prostate, colon and breast. The harmful effects are not limit...

Heart attack can be alarming but thanks to improvements in medical treatments and procedures, people who survive their first cardiac incident can go on to lead full and productive lives. Studies have found that, heart attack is one of the leading causes of death in several countries across the globe, and India is no exception.   Prevalence of heart disease and stokes has increased by 50% from 1990 to 2020. Where one can’t do much when one suffers a heart attack, it is wise to take necessary preventive measures and make them part of one’s lifestyle, to avoid the fatal encounter with this disease. Dr Datar from Ziqitza Healthcare says, Ziqtza Rajastan has catered to many patients suffering from heart attack by giving them timely emergency medical aid. So its imperative to understand what triggered your heart attack, if not then what is recommended to keep the following things in mind to prevent a heart attack and stay healthy: Eat healthy — ensure that your diet comprises a ba...