A momentous meeting was recently held in Dhaka, bringing together representatives from CARE Hospitals, Quality CARE India Limited and prominent Medical Value Travel professionals from Bangladesh. This event was a significant milestone in fostering cross-border healthcare partnerships, highlighting the shared commitment to ensuring world-class healthcare services for Bangladeshi patients seeking treatment in India.
CARE Hospitals, a trusted name in multi-specialty healthcare, operates 16 branches across 7 cities in 6 Indian states. The organization is NABH-accredited, underscoring its unwavering commitment to delivering safe, quality-driven patient care. CARE Hospitals is a preferred destination for international patients, particularly from Bangladesh, for its advanced medical expertise and personalized healthcare services.
The meeting was graced by Shalabh Dang, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer of CARE Group of Hospitals, as the Chief Guest. Other key representatives from CARE Hospitals included Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Satbir Singh – Unit Head of Marketing & Business Development, CARE Group of Hospitals and Vinay Kaul – Chief Marketing Officer, Evercare Group, Bangladesh.
Shalabh Dang is a globally recognized leader in the healthcare sector. He has a distinguished career spanning over 25 years across various industries. He is celebrated as one of the “Global Top 100 Healthcare Leaders,” an accolade he received at the International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare (IFAH) in Dubai in 2019.
The meeting emphasized collaboration, innovation and mutual growth in medical value travel, focusing on enhancing the patient experience and streamlining access to advanced healthcare solutions. The meeting also welcomed notable members of the Bangladesh Medical Tourism Association (BMTA), a key organization promoting medical value travel in the region. The delegation included Md. Arif Hossian (President), AKM Mufesserul Haq (General Secretary), Shabbir Ahmad Tamim (Secretary – International Affairs), Yasin Absar (Secretary – Legal), Abdur Rashid, Ainul Taraque Nobel, Md. Abdul Baten, Md. Abdullah Al Atik and others.
These representatives actively contributed to discussions aimed at strengthening healthcare collaborations and facilitating smoother access for Bangladeshi patients to advanced treatment options in India.
The meeting not only reinforced the existing relationship between CARE Hospitals and Bangladesh’s medical value travel professionals but also set the stage for further cooperation in advancing healthcare solutions. By aligning their efforts, both parties aim to improve patient outcomes and ensure high-quality healthcare services for Bangladeshi patients.
