Molbio Diagnostics, an innovator in global healthcare from Goa, is enhancing healthcare accessibility with its revolutionary Truenat® real-time PCR platform, recognised by the World Health Organization (WHO). As a leader in decentralised point-of-care diagnostic solutions, Molbio is dedicated to democratising advanced healthcare technologies, ensuring that precise, rapid, and cost-effective diagnostics are available even in the most remote and resourcelimited areas.
Furthering its commitment to community welfare, Molbio has entered into a partnership with the Directorate of Health Services (DHS), Goa, and the Goa CSR Authority. As part of this collaboration, Molbio has donated four state-of-the-art Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances and two hearse vans, specifically geared for National Highway emergencies.
Additionally, the company has contributed various advanced medical technologies as part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives to enhance Goa’s medical response capabilities.
“We congratulate the Directorate of Health Services and the Government of Goa on the inauguration of new healthcare infrastructure, enhancing the state’s ability to respond to health emergencies. At Molbio, we remain committed to supporting the decentralisation of healthcare and ensuring access to quality health services in Goa,” said Shiva Sriram, President of Business Development at Molbio Diagnostics.
This partnership marks a fundamental step in improving the state’s responsiveness to health emergencies, ensuring life-saving care is available within the crucial golden hour.
Earlier today, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane flagged off 21 ambulances donated by the District Mineral Foundation (DMF) and Molbio. “We are incredibly grateful for their generous contribution to Goa’s healthcare sector. This significant donation will revolutionise emergency medical services, ensuring timely and quality care for our citizens. These ambulances will bridge the gap between remote areas and medical facilities, bolstering our efforts to provide better healthcare access.
“With these advanced ambulances, we will enhance our pre-hospital emergency services, reducing response times and improving patient outcomes. This partnership reinforces our resolve to strengthen Goa’s healthcare infrastructure,” posted Rane on his social media handle.
Glen Kalvampara, Member of the Goa Mineral Ore Exporters Association; Sushma Saini from GVK EMRI; Sneha Gitte, Collector of North Goa; Ayman Khan of Molbio, Ashwin Chandru, Collector of South Goa; and Ganaraj Morajkar, OSD of the Goa CSR Authority, Director DHS Dr. Vandana Dhume, Deputy Director DHS Dr. Rupa Naik and other officials of DHS, were also present.
