Gandhi Hospital Gets ₹8 Lakh Medical Equipment Under CSR
The new equipment is expected to assist emergency teams in assessing patients and making timely clinical decisions.
Hyderabad: Gandhi Hospital in Secunderabad has received point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and arterial blood gas (ABG) machines worth ₹8 lakh from enGen Global under its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative to strengthen emergency care.
The equipment was inaugurated on Tuesday by Director of Medical Education Dr N. Vani and hospital superintendent Dr Usha Rani and enGen Global CEO Manoj Kapoor.
Dr K. Sunil Kumar, head of the emergency medicine department and deputy medical superintendent, outlined the department’s requirements and sought additional equipment, including digital radiography units, patient monitors, infusion and syringe pumps, and transport ventilators.
The enGen Global team expressed its willingness to support the department’s further requirements.
Dr Vani appreciated the company for its CSR contribution and support for public healthcare facilities.
The new equipment is expected to assist emergency teams in assessing patients and making timely clinical decisions.