According to World Health Organization (WHO) studies, a major chunk of the population in developing countries like India, are deprived of basic healthcare services, especially in the semi-urban areas, either because of lack of infrastructure or the inability to afford private medical treatment. This is even more pronounced in the regions like the NorthEast where tenuous road-links and communication bottlenecks come in the way of addressing health concerns.

Ayursundra is committed to effecting tangible improvement in healthcare in India to enhance the quality of life for its people. Ayursundra has developed a proprietary multi-pronged ‘6T’ model to provide the common man affordable access to quality healthcare. Melding – Time, Tools, Technology, Telemedicine and Technique with Turnover in just the right proportion, enables Ayursundra to reduce its operational costs passing on the benefit to indigent communities in need of such services. By offsetting costs of basic healthcare through its Premium Service offerings, Ayursundra is almost certain to trigger a spurt in the number of cases from middle and lower income groups, hitherto left out of the ambit of prophylactic, palliative and curative healthcare.

Incidentally, the ‘6T’ model is also a phonetic mnemonic for the number of minutes in the ‘Golden Hour’, a term denoting survivability through appropriate medical intervention immediately succeeding the traumatic episode.