India, 27th June, 2024: Doctors form the backbone of the healthcare ecosystem, and as we commemorate Doctor’s Day, Practo, a leading healthcare technology company, reveals …
Practo has reported strong results for FY24, achieving a 90% improvement in EBITDA compared to FY23 and a 22% growth in revenue. The company achieved a positive …
Since its inception, Practo’s vision has been to help make quality healthcare accessible for a billion+ Indians. To make this a reality, the company built …
Maximizes Impact Through Government Healthcare Schemes National, May 15, 2024: Practo, India’s leading healthcare technology company, marks its 16th year by announcing the completion of …
Modern healthcare has made remarkable advancements, shaping the way we understand diseases, consult doctors, and actively participate in decision-making. However, for many patients, navigating the …
This World Health Day, Practo, India’s leading integrated healthcare company unveils significant insights into the shifting trends in patient behavior and doctor accessibility towards online …
Recent Indian research shows a sharp rise (+93.7%) in ischemic heart disease (IHD) mortality among women from 2000 to 2017. Data from Practo reveals a 58% increase in women’s cardiac consultations since 2019, with preventive diagnostics being the focus. Women aged 25-34 are leading in heart health awareness, notably in Bangalore. This trend extends to prioritizing gut health, evidenced by a 59% surge in gastroenterological consultations. Overall, women’s healthcare consultations have grown by 29%.
Online Doctor Consultations Per Patient Surge by over 50% to 3 consultations annually As the global healthcare landscape continues to evolve, Practo, a leading integrated …
Manoj Kumar, key to Practo’s rise and profitability, was more than employee #5, leading expansions, mentoring teams, and leaving a lasting impact as he moves on to pursue new avenues.
Type 2 Diabetes, previously common only among adults, now affects youth worldwide, with India’s cases particularly alarming. Dr. Bellary, at a Practo Webinar, highlighted the urgent need for global collaboration, early detection, and tailored prevention strategies to combat this growing epidemic.