The leader of ‘Healthcare at Home’ concept makes it to the big league

New Delhi: The concept of healthcare at home is catching up fast. The prestigious award to the leader who made home a new hospital speaks a volume. It also underlines huge acceptance of this concept among patients.
Vivek Srivastava, Co – Founder & CEO, Healthcare at HOME (HCAH) won the prestigious ‘Entrepreneur of the year Award’ for healthcare services at 8th Annual Entrepreneur India award.The award function was organized by Entrepreneur India Media in association with Franchise India and in media partnership with Zee Business at Hotel J W Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi, 19th July, 2018.
As the first home healthcare solution provider to win an award of this stature, Vivek brings home healthcare under the spotlight as an integrated part of India’s healthcare industry. Vivek has been the driving force behind the exponential growth of HealthCare atHOME, India’s leader in the home healthcare industry.

Mr Srivastava started HCAH 5+ years ago with a team of 2 and currently heads an organization of 1500+ workforce which is spread pan India. Vivek has not just led Healthcare at HOME to become a leading player of the home healthcare industry in India, but he has also pioneered efforts to bring in regulation and standardization in the home healthcare industry. HCAH provides more than 70% of clinical services provided in hospitals to over 4 million patients nationwide. Franchise India recognizes and honours Vivek’s efforts to ensure high quality of healthcare solutions provided with compassion to the patients at the comfort of their homes.

Speaking at the award ceremony, Vivek Srivastava, CEO, HealthCare atHome said, “I am humbled to receive this honour. The journey to this platform has been challenging yet encouraging. The positive feedback from the customer and untiring efforts of my team has kept me motivated in the highly competitive environment of Indian healthcare industry. This recognition puts more onuses on me to continue to lead HCAH to higher success and disrupt the healthcare industry in India by continuing to provide patients with cost effective, convenient, quality and compassionate healthcare solutions. I am extremely thankful to my family and my team for their extended support throughout”.
Vivek received the honour for Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Healthcare Services from Ritu Marya, Editor – in – Chief and Gaurav Marya, Chairman, Franchise India. Some of the other winners recognized by the jury included Intex Technologies, Suzlon Energy, Da Milano, Steelbird and Lets Track.

Entrepreneur 2018, through these awards, aims to recognize and felicitate achievers, innovators and suppliers who contribute to the development of entrepreneurship in India. After a thorough evaluation process, 64 winners were selected and honoured out of 1500+ nominations received.

Related Posts

Excellence of Accredited Hospitals to be judged on how Friendly they are with Patients

Patients for Patient Safety Foundation (PFPSF) Partners with CAHO to RollOut an Excellence Program New Delhi: Thanks to some well-meaning organizations, patients are going to be lord of all they…

How much of Healthcare Research reaches Bedside in India? Or gets Lost in Translation?

BMJ Research Forum all set to mull over in Delhi on September 5 New Delhi: Research in healthcare in India is a dime a dozen. But the real question that…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You Missed

GLP-1 injections recalled across the US over sterility concerns

GLP-1 injections recalled across the US over sterility concerns

Govt allows third-party agencies to conduct departmental inspections

Govt allows third-party agencies to conduct departmental inspections

Fridge-free vaccines could reach more people, but there are still practical challenges in African settings

Fridge-free vaccines could reach more people, but there are still practical challenges in African settings

Low Bone Density in Nearly 7 in 10 Patients Pointing to High Risk of Osteoporosis

Low Bone Density in Nearly 7 in 10 Patients Pointing to High Risk of Osteoporosis

Hat Trick of PhDs in Health: Three Cheers for the Rare Researcher

Hat Trick of PhDs in Health: Three Cheers for the Rare Researcher

Ministry declares PCI’s regulation on pharmacist recruitment, promotion and services as ultra vires

Ministry declares PCI’s regulation on pharmacist recruitment, promotion and services as ultra vires