“I feel proud and confident enough to compete with corporate hospitals with CIPACA, especially CIPACA Business Concepts which helps us to bring in business development.”

This reminded of a verse from Bible-“Walk with the wise and become wise; associate with fools and get in trouble.”

Who you spend your time with will have a great impact; like Dr Raja Amarnath on the kind of life he leads. There are people whom God had ordained to come across your path to help you fulfil your destiny. The right people have already been lined up to inspire you, challenge you, and make you better. But if you’re hanging around people who are dragging you down, causing you to compromise, and draining your energy, you’re going to get stuck. You can’t hang out with chickens and expect to soar with eagles.

Those with hospitals can join hands with CIPACA and become entrepreneurs as Health Care Provider.

“It’s not just that CIPACA has come to the centre to develop it but it’s really great to see this training program that Dr Raja has started and how these students have worked diligently at each place to save so many lives. It is really impressive to see how CIPACA has given us a team of doctors who are flexible with time frames and can work round the clock. Their intensive care training programme is a very big task that he has successfully managed to bring out to the community.”

“Compared to metro cities where the cost of medical expenses skyrockets, our ICU charges per day amounts for Rs. 4,500 to 8,500! We are proud that middle class and lower middle class people can benefit a lot through our ICUs.”

“Each life is essential, special in times of emergency, and the fact that we could receive such lives in critical situations is only possible because of CIPACA having its ICU here in our hospital. I wholeheartedly congratulate the team of CIPACA as well as that of Unakoti Nursing Care and Hospitals and all the doctors who have attended to this case successfully and delivered the highest quality patient care possible. I take this occasion to congratulate them on their big achievement.”

“Earlier Villupuram didn’t have any ICUs; there were casualty centres but not ICUs. Critically ill patients coming to nearby centres would be referred out to Government health centres or to city hospitals. When we established a critical care unit in our hospital, not only did it open the doors to treat critically ill patients with prompt diagnosis and right treatment but the lost faith was restored and we were able to revive the patients, struggling on the brink of death thereby helping them to recover completely.”

“ICU patients are cut off from the from rest of the hospital but with CIPACA at BS Hospital, we have found out that the communication has always been open with the patient attenders and we want to continue providing services with utmost care and empathy because that is what I think is more important when it comes to managing a hospital. We shall harness from each other's strengths and move forward in creating a safe place for the people by giving them the confidence that if there is anything that happens to them in case of emergency, they have a place they can go to.”

“I believe, with this first ventilator case going out, they would become the reference point for us as far as critical care is concerned. Now, we would have a lot of patients coming to our ICUs and going back in stable condition. MS Multi-specialty hospital is primarily an orthopedic or gynecological center, however, in the next six months, I am hoping that this center would elevate to become a critical care center.”