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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 21: With world-renowned humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's blessings, The Art of Living recently launched Medetel Health - bringing healthcare closer to those in need. In the rural heartlands of India, where access to healthcare is often a luxury, The Art of Living is revolutionising medical outreach through its pioneering Medetel Health initiative. Addressing the stark contrast between urban and rural healthcare, where only 13% of the rural population has access to primary health centres and most medical specialists reside in cities, Medetel Health is bridging these gaps with cutting-edge telemedicine technology.

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Rural areas often lack basic infrastructure like roads, electricity, and clean water, making it difficult to sustain healthcare services. Many are forced to travel long distances just to receive basic medical attention. Medetel Health provides a groundbreaking solution by delivering healthcare right to the doorsteps of those who need it most. Equipped with sophisticated diagnostic kits, healthcare workers travel to remote villages, collect vital health data, and transmit it instantly to physicians who consult patients via video and audio.

The initiative offers up to 50 different diagnostic tests, ensuring that no illness goes undetected, and the results are promptly shared with general physicians, specialists, and super-specialists across the country. This real-time connectivity allows for accurate diagnoses, immediate consultations, and timely dispatch of medications - all without the need for patients to leave their homes. The system is further supported by a network of diagnostic centres and pharmacies, ensuring seamless treatment and follow up care.

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Medetel Health is more than just a medical service. It's a compassionate effort that blends technology with human empathy, transforming healthcare delivery in regions often left behind by traditional systems. The initiative significantly reduces travel costs and waiting times, alleviating the physical and financial burdens on rural communities. Patients no longer need to navigate long, arduous journeys for basic medical consultations, as help is now just a screen away.

Through this initiative, The Art of Living is committed to reaching underserved populations and reshaping healthcare in rural India. As the initiative continues to grow, it exemplifies the spirit of compassion and innovation, ensuring that healthcare is not a privilege, but a right for all.

Discover how The Art of Living is revolutionising rural healthcare with Medetel Health

About The Art of Living Social Projects

Inspired by the world-renowned humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar; The Art of Living is a global non-profit organisation dedicated to peace, well-being, and humanitarian service. Committed to holistic development, The Art of Living champions various initiatives, including water conservation, sustainable agriculture, afforestation, free education, skill development, women empowerment, integrated village development, renewable energy and waste management. Through these multifaceted efforts, The Art of Living strives to create positive social and environmental impact, fostering a more sustainable and harmonious future for all.

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