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Grants to procure Oxygen concentrators for Hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, India
As of today, India is undergoing a severe second wave with the world’s highest daily cases. Hospitals and healthcare providers are running out of resources in the fight against COVID-19 and the situation on the ground is dire.
Oxygen is critically required to treat patients affected with COVID, many of whom require hospitalization due to fluctuating oxygen levels. However, there is a severe shortage of oxygen availability across hospitals in India. Oxygen concentrators are alternate devices to oxygen cylinders – while cylinders contain a finite amount of oxygen supply, a concentrator recycles oxygen from the air and delivers it to the patient. They can be used to manage patient requirements without looking for external sources of oxygen as well as treat outpatients reducing the load on hospital beds and easing the stress faced by patients.
We are looking to distribute 50 oxygen concentrators (approx 40,000 rs) to Hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, India for COVID response and long-term health system strengthening.
The process of distribution of concentrators will be transparent and
As of today, India is undergoing a severe second wave with the world’s highest daily cases. Hospitals and healthcare providers are running out of resources in the fight against COVID-19 and the situation on the ground is dire.
Oxygen is critically required to treat patients affected with COVID, many of whom require hospitalization due to fluctuating oxygen levels. However, there is a severe shortage of oxygen availability across hospitals in India. Oxygen concentrators are alternate devices to oxygen cylinders – while cylinders contain a finite amount of oxygen supply, a concentrator recycles oxygen from the air and delivers it to the patient. They can be used to manage patient requirements without looking for external sources of oxygen as well as treat outpatients reducing the load on hospital beds and easing the stress faced by patients.
We are looking to distribute 50 oxygen concentrators (approx 40,000 rs) to Hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, India for COVID response and long-term health system strengthening.
The process of distribution of concentrators will be transparent and
