Telangana: Apollo Hospitals, Billion Hearts Beating Foundation And Marsh India Team Up For Faster Emergency Care

The initiative is being supported under Marsh India’s corporate social responsibility programme, with BHBF serving as the project implementing partner and Apollo Hospitals providing clinical and emergency-care expertise. The have been deployed at special medical camps, strengthening emergency preparedness and taking critical healthcare services closer to communities.

Speaking on the occasion, Tejesvi Rao Veerepalli, CEO, Apollo Hospitals, Telugu states, said the initiative would strengthen the chain of emergency care both within and outside hospitals. He said “Our commitment has always been to strengthen the chain of emergency care, both inside and outside the hospital.

Dr. K. Subba Reddy, head of the department of critical care, said the partnership highlighted the importance of combining corporate commitment, community-based implementation and clinical expertise to address critical healthcare needs.

Sudha Jhijaria, head CSR operations, BHBF, said, “With the support of Marsh India and the clinical expertise of Apollo Hospitals, we are working towards building a stronger and more responsive emergency-care ecosystem,” she said.

Sanjay Kedia, president and CEO, Marsh India, said the CSR initiative would improve access to faster and more effective emergency support. He said this collaboration brings together resources, implementation expertise and clinical capabilities to help communities receive timely critical care when it matters most,” he said.