More than 100 specialists associated with medical emergency startup Dooper, medical care is reaching the patient’s house in half an hour

Kota’s rampart Berrywal has started the Medical Emergency Start Up ‘Dooper’. Dupper start ups have more than 100 specialist doctors and more than 150 nurses. Sweepi, Jomato Service delivered the food order at the same time, that is, at the same time ie, ie

started in May last year, the startup has given health service to more than a thousand patients in the city. Most of the patients are elderly and coaching students. It has now been tied up from more than half a dozen hospitals. Their services also started getting. It is set to start it soon in other cities. This startup has also received an award of 6 thousand dollars, ie about 5 lakh rupees from Amazon.

Startup left a job of 32 lakhs annually, Award received from Amazon

Indra Vihar Ording Berrywal, who lives in, did B.Tech and MBA from Mumbai. There was a good job, which had a package of 32 lakhs annually, but wanted to do something different and left the job and came to Kota. Here Gajraj Singh Bhati, couple Saini, Partha Goyal, Abhishek Nagar and Kamal Pratapat formed a team here. After registration at the Ecubation Center of I Startup, he started work under the direction of Mentor Kaustubh Bhattacharya and Ayush Tyagi. Has also applied for government funds. Mentor Ayush says that this startup is different.

such works ‘Dupar’: Hospital crowds, queues and there are children and the elderly especially such elderly or coaching students with their families whose family members Not, they are upset. Time is meaningless, sometimes the patient’s condition becomes critical. You can download the app from Play Store or healthcare can also be taken from the website www.dooper.in. In 30 minutes of getting information through phone or WhatsApp, the medical team of ‘Dupar’ reaches the patient and provides first point medical care. Point of care testing by examining the symptoms. Doctors are able to give better treatment by understanding the disease in the initial form.