OUR MISSSION

To create awareness about ENT disorders and provide timely affordable ENT care to patients.

CURRENT PROBLEM

• India ranks no 1 in oral cavity cancer in the world.
• These numbers are expected to double by 2030.
• The total population of Maharashtra is 124,904,071.
• About 55% live in villages of rural areas and 11 million people in slum area with no access to specialist care at affordable rate.

OUR SOLUTION

ENTESEVA PROGRAM

First of it’s kind medical program to provide Specialised and ENT HEAD AND NECK care to patients via telemedicine

OUR PROGRAM CONSIST OF

• Patient Coordinator : A person who spreads awareness, identifies a patient’s condition and registers the patient.
• General Practitioners (GP) : Trained Doctor, who has completed 50 hours training.
• Specialist : An expert who is dedicated to provide support to General Practitioner, and give expert opinion as per standardised international guide line.

WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?

ENT Head and Neck involved a complex anatomy and early detection will reduce complications and save lives.

OUR OBJECTIVES :

To provide timely, affordable and best quality ENT Head and Neck treatment to underprivileged patient.

Benefits to patients

This App will save patient’s time money and unnecessary investigation.

Strategy

We will achieve this by leveraging technology combined with the expertise of highly trained ENT specialists, who have advanced knowledge in Head & Neck treatment.

These specialists will provide training, guidance and treatment support to a team of motivated general practitioners who have access to and are equipped with the required tools to treat patients located in deep rural pockets.

We have developed a mobile technology platform in the form of an app called ENT eSseva app, to train GP’s treat basic ENT disorders.

We will promote this app by arranging lectures, seminars, talks on radio and television as well.

This program is a first of its kind and will be a revolutionary step in providing specialist medical care to socially and economically weaker sections of our society who do not have access to the best medical help.