CARE Hospitals Conducts “The Power of 3” Public Awareness Drive at Punjagutta Junction

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As part of its ongoing “The Power of 3” campaign, CARE Hospitals today conducted a high-visibility public awareness program at Punjagutta Junction, Hyderabad.
Hyderabad, 19 June 2025: As part of its ongoing “The Power of 3” campaign, CARE Hospitals today conducted a high-visibility public awareness program at Punjagutta Junction, Hyderabad. The initiative aims to educate the public on the critical importance of timely emergency response and reinforce CARE Hospitals’ steadfast commitment to saving lives when every second counts.
 
During peak traffic hours, the CARE Hospitals team took to the junction holding placards with key campaign messages—Timely Care, Trusted Expertise, and Coordinated Emergency Response. By turning one of the city’s busiest intersections into a platform for engagement, the initiative brought health awareness directly to the public.
 
Under the “The Power of 3” campaign, CARE Hospitals has made three important promises to the public:
  • All emergency calls will be answered within three rings
  • An ambulance will pick up the patient within 30 minutes anywhere in Hyderabad
  • At designated hospitals—Banjara Hills, Hitech City, Nampally, Malakpet, Musheerabad, and Indore—an Emergency Room doctor will attend to the patient within minutes of arrival to the emergency.
 
Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Shalabh Dang, CMSO, CARE Hospitals, said, “This initiative highlights our commitment to saving lives by acting fast and working together as a team. Every message shared today reflects the trust people place in us during emergencies, and we take that responsibility very seriously.”
 
Through this impactful public education effort, CARE Hospitals continues to raise awareness about the life-saving value of timely intervention in emergencies.
 
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