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Banglalink launched the country's first digital health aggregator platform "Health Hub" on Tuesday.
The banglalink subscribers will avail a wide array of affordable digital health services provided by Health Hub's partners-- Daktarbari, DocTime, and Pulse through this platform.
‘Health Hub’s multiple facilities such as doctor consultation, insurance, self-health tracking tool, home sample collection, medicine delivery, and discounts will offer both instant and long-term healthcare solutions.
Banglalink customers will access the facilities by subscribing to exclusive daily, monthly, and yearly packages. All details about ‘Health Hub’ are available on Banglalink’s website and MyBL app.
State Minister for ICT Division Zunaid Ahmed Palak attended the launching ceremony as the chief guest while VEON Group Chief Executive Officer Kaan Terzioglu, Banglalink's Chief Executive Officer Erik Aas, Healthcare Information System Managing Director Raihan Shamsi, DocTime Chief Executive Officer, William Delylle, and other high officials were present.
“Our healthcare sector has already started reaping the benefits of digitalisation. This kind of collaborative endeavour can accelerate the digitalisation of this sector further and make medical services more accessible to our citizens,” said Palak.
Kaan Terzioglu said, “Banglalink’s launch of Health Hub is a remarkable initiative as it draws together all the main healthcare providers in the country into a single, accessible digital service that will provide major benefits for the people of Bangladesh. Beyond the business, I request Banglalink to provide more support to the people of
the country.”
“Banglalink is always enthusiastic about joining forces with different organisations to make its digital platforms more impactful. Following our successful foray into a few key areas, we are partnering with renowned digital healthcare service providers to expand our horizons,” said Erik Aas.
