Vakrangee has launched an online digital platform to provide online services to consumers from the comfort of their homes. This platform is added to the growing physical network of Vakrangee points of sale, which allows the company to be ubiquitous, that is to say to go from physical to virtual.
The company began this transition with the launch of digital telemedicine services (vHealth by Aetna, a CVS Pharmacy group company – Fortune 500 company). The company plans to offer more live services through this platform.
In this time of pandemic situation, consumers can now purchase a full package of healthcare from the comfort of their own homes. The health care package includes services such as unlimited teleconsultation with expert doctors in regional languages, home blood tests, medication vouchers, discount vouchers in more than 16,500 partner hospitals. Also, they can go to the nearest Vakrangee Kendra store for any help needed.
Speaking on this, Dinesh Nandwana , Managing Director and CEO of Vakrangee Group Ltd., said, “ We are pleased to announce the launch of our digital Vakrangee Kendra. At this crucial time, the importance of omnichannel has grown exponentially, and the launch of Vakrangee Kendra’s digital services will help people access essential services in their homes and make their lives easier. ”
Launch of digital Vakrangee Kendra: telemedicine services
Vakrangee is announcing a comprehensive healthcare package: vHealth by Aetna. It is a very lucrative offer that would benefit everyone in the current environment affected by the pandemic.
The more than 10,000 Vakrangee Kendras are operational to provide essential services and thus serve the nation. 80% of our outlets are in rural areas of level 4, 5 and 6, thus benefiting the unserved and underserved population at the bottom of the pyramid.
Vakrangee is a unique technology company with the aim of creating the largest network of end-of-course retail outlets in India to provide real-time services in the areas of banking, finance, ATMs, insurance, e-government, e-commerce and logistics in rural unserved markets.
