Imagine this. Your parents are living in one city, and you, in another. Every time they need to visit a clinic, you are helpless because you aren’t around, and don’t know of anyone dependable to help them manoeuvre tedious medical processes, right from booking an appointment with a doctor to managing medical records. SuvidaCare, an app and web-based organisation by entrepreneur Neiharika Rajiv, 35, might be the solution to your woes.
This story is from the February 24, 2020 edition of Femina.
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