Mumbai, February 24, 2022:
- Opens offices in Bengaluru, Pune and Hyderabad
- Plans to further expand and open 7 more new offices to cover all metros
- Offices to strengthen company’s healthcare and wellness service offerings for corporate employees
Quantum CorpHealth Pvt. Ltd. (Quantum), a pioneer and India’s leading provider of healthcare and wellness solutions to corporates and individuals, today announced that the company has further expanded its footprint by opening 3 new offices, in Bengaluru, Pune and Hyderabad, to cater to the exponentially rising demand for health and wellness services for corporate employees and their dependents in the country.
Headquartered in Mumbai and led by the doctor pair, Dr. Narendra Vankar and Dr. Bhavya Vankar, Quantum has a decade long presence in the country and has already served over 500 corporates and more than 5,00,000 satisfied individuals, providing complete employee healthcare and wellness solutions under one roof. With its vast network and infrastructure across 700 cities in India, the company currently operates through strategic tie-ups and partnerships with over 3,000 diagnostics/medical centres, 500 plus hospitals and 10,000 plus medical professionals (doctors and paramedics) across the country.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, particularly after the second wave, there has been an increased focus on employee health, with many corporates ramping up efforts towards providing comprehensive health and wellness solutions for employees and their dependents. This includes providing regular health checkups, remote health monitoring, telemedicine, teleconsultations and mental wellness solutions. This, coupled with an increasing number of lifestyle-related diseases, has led to corporates providing more impetus to wellness programs. According to industry research, the corporate wellness market in India is expected to be valued at Rs. 21.5 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of ~6% during 2020 – 2025.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Narendra Vankar, Co-founder of Quantum, said, “With the COVID-19 pandemic and the China-U.S. trade war having created the need for MNCs to diversify their supply chains outside of China, popularly known as ‘China plus one’ strategy, India is fast becoming an attractive destination for companies looking for an additional centre of production or distribution outside of China. Ease of doing business, access to labour, and government incentives have further made India the next best candidate for multinational companies looking to establish their presence here. Sectors like agrochemicals, building products, packaging, metals, and new-age electronics are already witnessing significant investment interest from MNCs. This further presents an opportunity for trusted healthcare service providers like Quantum to scale up our offerings and provide holistic, 360-degree health and wellness solutions to these corporates.”
“Bengaluru already counts itself among the top 5 cities for technology multinational companies in Asia-Pacific, Pune is a recognized hub for automotive & manufacturing industries; and Hyderabad also has a rich presence of corporates in the IT/ITeS, consulting as well as manufacturing sectors. These cities presented tremendous opportunities for us to reach out and offer our services to cater to rising demand from these corporates, which can also benefit from our decade-long experience. Going forward, we plan to open more offices in such strategic zones across major metros in the country,” added Dr. Narendra Vankar.
“Since the pandemic, we have observed more corporates becoming aware of how employee health and wellness is directly linked to their performance. As more and more corporates adopted a work-from-home culture, we saw huge demand for various employee health checkups and mental wellness packages from our clients across industries including IT, manufacturing, BFSI, logistics, among others. We have actively been partnering with such teams to enable India Inc to embrace complete employee wellness by providing simplified, easy-to-access healthcare solutions under a single roof,” said Dr. Bhavya Vankar, Co-founder of Quantum CorpHealth.
“Going forward, as offices open up, we expect to see a further jump in the demand for new and innovative healthcare and wellness solutions from corporates. Looking to provide sustained healthcare benefits for employees and their dependents,” she added.
Corporate wellness programs have steadily gained momentum in recent times, as more companies prioritise employee healthcare for better productivity and workplace engagement. Furthermore, companies are adopting data analytics and new technologies to enhance the overall employee healthcare and wellness experience.
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