Gandhi Hospital in Hyderabad received medical equipment worth Rs 8 lakh from enGen Global under its corporate social responsibility initiative. The donation includes ultrasound and ABG machines, while the company has expressed willingness to provide additional equipment to strengthen emergency care services
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Hyderabad: State-run Gandhi Hospital on Tuesday received Rs 8 lakh worth of medical equipment from enGen Global, which will strengthen patient services at the hospital’s Emergency Medicine Department (EMD).
As part of its CSR initiative, enGen Global donated Point of Care Ultrasound (POCU) and ABG (Arterial Blood Gas) machines worth Rs 8 lakh to the hospital’s EMD department on Tuesday.
On the occasion, the company officials enquired about future medical infrastructure requirements for the EMD department. Senior officials from enGen Global including Arvind Srinivasan, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Shrinivas Ayyagari, Chief HR expressed their willingness to support the department by donating patient monitors, infusion and syringe pumps, and transport ventilators in the near future.
The medical equipment was donated in the presence of senior health officials including Director of Medical Education (DME) Telangana, Dr S Vani, Superintendent, Gandhi Hospital, Dr T Usha Rani and other senior health officials.
