Bhubaneswar-based startup Lyflink lays virtual route to specialised COVID-19 care
While the start-up has roped in 400 specialists like orthopedics, neurologists, oncologists, pulmonologists besides, nurses for tele-consultations, it currently has five digital clinics.
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BHUBANESWAR: While tele-consultations have become the order of the day in wake of the pandemic, a Bhubaneswar-based startup Lyflink has been helping infected patients in both rural and urban areas connect with specialists for COVID care.
While the consultation charges for those who can afford it is nominal, that for the needy patients in rural pockets of Odisha is free. Founded by Dr (Major) Sarthak Patnaik, a sports surgeon and Prof of Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine at SUM Ultimate, LyfLink was rolled out in 2018 to connect patients in rural areas with specialists in Bhubaneswar.
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BHUBANESWAR: Fakir Mohan University Balasore will set up a technology business incubator (TBI) in its campus very soon to promote entrepreneurship with the help of the government and private business bodies. The university collaborated with KIIT-TBI on Wednesday for creating entrepreneurship among youths and students.
Dinabandhu Sahoo, vice-chancellor of Fakir Mohan University, said an incubation centre is needed for this region of the state to help the entrepreneurs especially start-ups. “Several industrial houses are operating their business in Balasore and Bhadrak districts. Youths and students can create their enterprises by using our TBI to solve the local problems and generate employment,” he added.