Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 7 (ANI/PRNewswire): Vakrangee has launched the online digital platform for providing services online to the consumer at the comfort of their homes.
This is in addition to the growing physical network of Vakrangee outlets leading to company’s Omni presence i.e., Physical to Online.
Company has initiated this transition with the launch of Digital Telemedicine services (vHealth by Aetna, a CVS Pharmacy Group Company – Fortune 500 company). Going forward, the company plans to make more services live through this platform. In current Pandemic situation, Consumers can now buy the complete health package at the comfort of their homes.
The health package includes features such as Unlimited Tele-consultation with Expert Doctors in regional languages, Home Blood test facility, Medicine vouchers, Discount vouchers at 16,500+ partner hospitals. Further, they can visit the nearest Vakrangee Kendra for any Assistance.
Commenting on this, Dinesh Nandwana, MD & Group CEO, Vakrangee Ltd., said, “We are happy to announce the launch of our Digital Vakrangee Kendra. At the crucial time, the importance of Omni channel has grown exponentially, and the launch of digital Vakrangee Kendra services will help people to avail the essential services at their doorstep and make their lives easier. “
Launch of Digital Vakrangee Kendra: Telemedicine Services
Vakrangee is pleased to present a Complete Health package – vHealth by Aetna. It is a highly lucrative offering and would be beneficial to everyone in the current environment impacted by the pandemic.
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Vakrangee’s more than 10,000 Vakrangee Kendras are operational to provide the key essential services and thus serving the Nation. 80 per cent of our outlets are in Tier 4, 5 & 6 Rural locations thereby benefiting the unserved and underserved bottom of the Pyramid population.
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