Battered by the second wave, and perhaps desperate to get some new business, some standalone hotels have been devising new ways of getting back customers.
With hospitals staggering under rising COVID-19 caseloads, hotels are acting as step-down care centres, providing additional beds, monitoring doctors and nurses on call
India Sarovar Hotels launches COVID Care Center for the elderly
4 hours ago
This is a “home” for elders to recover in peace.
Service include dedicated oxygen concentrators, on-site clinical and nursing attention, vitals monitoring, online activities for emotional wellbeing, and most importantly a caring homey atmosphere.
In a time when the pandemic is causing so much stress for our elders, Sarovar Hotels and Resorts hopes this will bring relief and will be a “home” for elders to recover in peace with dedicated oxygen concentrators, on-site clinical and nursing attention, vitals monitoring, online activities for emotional wellbeing, and most importantly a caring homey atmosphere.
Covid-19: Leading hotel chains offer rooms to care for sick
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Hotel chains such as Indian Hotels, ITC Hotels, Oyo, Lemon Tree, Trident and Sarovar Hotels have tied up with hospitals and worked out elaborate safety and cleaning SOPs to provide maximum safety to patients and staff across touchpoints to offer isolation services at select properties.
Some leading hotels are offering quarantine services for asymptomatic and mild cases of Covid-19 as demand for paid isolation services increases in major cities.
Hotel chains such as Indian Hotels, ITC Hotels, Oyo, Lemon Tree, Trident and Sarovar Hotels have tied up with hospitals and worked out elaborate safety and cleaning SOPs to provide maximum safety to patients and staff across touchpoints to offer isolation services at select
Covid-19: Hospitality brands open up facilities to support overstretched healthcare industry
May 07, 2021
Hospitality majors repurpose infra to provide paid quarantine facilities and care centres for the elderly.
With hospitals across the country facing an acute shortage of beds due to a surge in new Covid-19 cases, leading hospitality brands are, yet again, opening up their facilities to support the overstretched healthcare industry.
From converting hotels into Covid care facilities in partnership with hospitals to providing paid quarantine facilities and care centres for elderly people, the pandemic-hit hospitality industry is repurposing its infrastructure to reduce overcrowding at hospitals.
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Hospitality major ITC Group last week announced that it had converted its Welcome Hotel properties in Chennai, Coimbatore, Bengaluru and Dwarka (Delhi) into paid quarantine facilities in partnership with hospitals. The facilities will help mild and asymptomatic patients, advised by