Sweden’s MediCover launches 5 fertility centres in Delhi and NCR

Sweden’s MediCover launches 5 fertility centres in Delhi and NCR
MediCover Healthcare launched five medical fertility centres in the city and national capital region (NCR), as part of its plan for setting up over 50 clinics to treat fertility issues in India in next three years.

Noting there are ‘no regulations in India at the moment’, he called for better regulations and licensing to be made mandatory. ‘There can be different cultures but ethics are same across the world. It is important to treat each patient as an individual,’ he asserted. MediCover will have an independent ethical counsel to ensure that it follow all the norms and practices, said Stenmo. The company’s India CEO Gaurav Malhotra said that any patient ‘can independently approach the board in order to have good quality services’. ‘The company has an independent regulatory board in Europe and we are looking at creating a regulatory body on similar lines in India as well,’ he added. (Read: A successful fertility treatment can save your marriage!)

Source: IANS

Photo source: Getty images (Image for representational purpose only)

Disclaimer: TheHealthSite.com does not guarantee any specific results as a result of the procedures mentioned here and the results may vary from person to person. The topics in these pages including text, graphics, videos and other material contained on this website are for informational purposes only and not to be substituted for professional medical advice.

Previous Article

Number of dengue patients reaches almost 800 in Odisha, government assures action

Next Article

Cycling can significantly reduce Type 2 diabetes risk