About Us
Our Mission
Leadership Team
Founder
Mrs. Adhikari
Mrs. Adhikari is a retired professional with over 40 years of experience, primarily with the Office of the President of Gabon. Throughout my career, She has gained a deep understanding of governance and administration. Recently, she faced significant health challenges that led her to seek treatment in Bangalore, India. This experience highlighted the global demand for accessible and high-quality medical care.
With her extensive knowledge spanning various hospital departments, she has developed a keen awareness of healthcare delivery gaps worldwide. Motivated by this insight, she is determined to spearhead a collaborative effort to establish a platform addressing global medical needs. By leveraging her experience and working with like-minded individuals, she aims to make a meaningful impact on healthcare accessibility and quality worldwide.
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Faheem Wani
Faheem has been involved in Import/Export business to various countries, allowing him to meet numerous individuals seeking solace during their health journeys or check-up visits. As they shared their health concerns with him, he couldn't help but deeply empathize with their struggles. It was from this profound connection that he made a firm decision: to become actively involved in projects aimed at assisting patients in need. This commitment stems from a sincere desire to offer support and aid to those facing health challenges.
Chief Finance Officer
Mr. Faizal Oaris
With 16 years of experience in accounting, Faizal has honed numerous skills, developed a strong sense of responsibility, and expanded his technical and functional knowledge. This background has enabled him to become independent and efficient quickly. Regularly facing the challenges of the job, he can handle unforeseen events autonomously. Having spent most of his career in construction, both in structural and secondary work, Faizal is now eager to explore new industries and companies. That's why he's supporting his mother in her project. He aims to contribute to its growth, share his expertise, and adopt smarter and more efficient work practices. Faizal's interpersonal skills, organizational abilities, attention to detail, team spirit, and motivation are all assets he brings to the table.
President - sales & Marketing
Mr. Zafar Habib
Zafar holds a bachelor’s degree in B.Sc. - IT from Karnataka University, an MBA from Sikkim Manipal University, and a Post Graduate diploma in marketing and sales from Annamalai University Chennai. He has over 12 years of experience in corporate sales, business development, and product management. Zafar has worked in companies like Softcell, Team Computers, Ingram, Jabsys Vodafone, among others.
Outside of work, Zafar is an outgoing person who enjoys socializing and playing cricket in his free time.
Ancient Indian Doctors
Chawan Rishi
Chyawan Rishi is a revered figure in Indian Ayurveda, credited with the invention of Chyawanprash, a traditional Ayurvedic tonic. According to legend, Chyawan Rishi was an ancient sage who rejuvenated himself with a potent herbal formulation to restore his youthfulness and vitality. This formulation came to be known as Chyawanprash, named after the sage himself. The ancient sage, Chyawan Rishi, is honored in Indian mythology and Ayurveda for creating the renowned tonic known as Chyawanprash, believed to boost overall well-being.
Sushruta
Shusrutha, often hailed as the "Father of Surgery," was an ancient Indian physician who made significant contributions to the field of medicine. He lived around the 6th century BCE, during the time of the Vedas. Shusrutha is primarily known for his pioneering work in the field of surgery, particularly in plastic surgery andophthalmology.
Patanjali
Often regarded as the father of yoga, Patanjali was an ancient Indian sage who compiled the Yoga Sutras, a seminal text on the philosophy and practice of yoga. The Yoga Sutras are a collection of aphorisms that outline the principles of yoga, including its ethical, spiritual, and practical aspects.
While Patanjali did not invent yoga, he systematized and codified its practices in a way that greatly influenced its development and popularization. His work laid the foundation for various yoga traditions that continue to thrive today.