Yashoda Medicity & Draeger India Collaborate to Bring Advanced Medical Gas Management System    

The primary objective of this collaboration is to provide good healthcare facilities with groundbreaking innovations. The focus is to prevent infection control, enhance hospital efficiency, staff and patient safety.'¯  

Yashoda Medicity and Dräger India have formed partnership to build one of South Asia's largest modular intensive care units (ICU). This project's primary objective is to prioritise infection prevention and control, patient and staff safety, and improved hospital efficiency while assuring adaptability to meet the hospital's constantly changing needs. 

The modular ICU setup and medical gas management system construction are underway and should be finished in the next few months. When fully operational, the facility will considerably improve Yashoda Medical City's critical care capabilities by giving patients access to cutting-edge medical care in a modern setting. 

A modern, 250-bed modular ICU will be housed in the upcoming Yashoda Medicity project in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, covering 8 acres of land. The healthcare industry in Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, and the surrounding Indian states would be significantly strengthened by this critical infrastructure project. 

'œThe exceptional modular ICU set up in South Asia will allow us to provide unparalleled patient care, ensuring safety, and efficiency, and setting the highest standards of healthcare delivery in India,' said Dr PN Arora, chairman and MD, Yashoda Super Specialty Hospitals.

Draeger is a medical and safety technology products manufacturer in India. They operate in about 50 countries using their own sales and service organisations catering to customers. 

'œWe are delighted to partner with Yashoda Medicity and Yashoda Super Specialty Hospital to establish a facility that integrates the latest technologies, exceptional patient comfort, and optimal clinical outcomes,' said Christian Wurm, regional marketing manager, APAC region, Draeger Singapore. 

Yashoda Medicity, in the field of innovation, has also collaborated with different organisations in the past. It joined Haystack's previously and developed an intelligent gene plan to prevent healthcare. In this, they use an AI-based bioinformatics platform so that customer-focused wellness products can be created.