Grameen Digital Healthcare Solutions (GDHS) has launched the "Shukhee Pothe Pothe" campaign across all districts of the country.
This campaign aims to provide accessible, affordable, and technology-driven healthcare services to people in remote areas of Bangladesh in addition to urban areas.
The campaign includes specially designed courtyard meetings, booth campaigns, caravan activations, spot-based mic announcements (via auto-rickshaws), and campaigns at universities and shopping malls.
To extend healthcare services further, active participation from hospitals, diagnostic centers, local health workers, and volunteers has been ensured.
Using the "Shukhee" platform, customers can now access video consultations, health advice, and healthcare services directly from their homes.
Additionally, health awareness messages will be spread through auto-rickshaws, CNGs, and loudspeakers, reaching every corner of the country.
Dr Ahmed Armaan Siddiqui, CEO of Grameen Digital Healthcare Solutions, said: “Our goal is to bring healthcare to every household across the country. By combining technology and human strength, we aim to build a healthier society, and ‘Shukhee Pothe Pothe’ is a symbol of that vision. We believe this initiative will bring a revolutionary change to Bangladesh’s healthcare sector.”
The "Shukhee Pothe Pothe" campaign will open new horizons in the country’s healthcare services and bring smiles to everyone’s faces.
Healthcare will no longer be limited to urban areas; it will now reach every village and home in remote areas.
At today’s campaign launch event, a groundbreaking partnership agreement was signed between the Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defense Party (Ansar-VDP) and Grameen Digital Healthcare Solutions (GDHS).
Under this agreement, Ansar-VDP members can now easily access quality healthcare services quickly and affordably from any corner of the country.
