Built for the Real-World Workforce

  • Covers common daily complaints: migraines, acidity, dehydration, minor injuries
  • Supports workplace injuries, machine-related trauma, shift-related health dips
  • Eases pressure on HR/Admin teams during incidents
  • Improves employee trust and retention

Why Zenzo?

  • Prevention is Key: Early detection of health issues can prevent serious conditions down the road, saving both lives and costs.
  • Convenient & Hassle-Free: We handle all the logistics, making it easy for your employees to get checked without leaving the office.
  • Boost Employee Engagement: When you invest in your employees’ health, they feel valued, leading to increased morale and productivity.
  • Affordable & Scalable: Our health checkup packages are designed to suit businesses of all sizes — at a price you can afford.

What You Get

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Details

Trained Medical Staff

Trained Doctor & Nurse

Essential Equipment

BP monitor, ECG, oxygen, nebulizer, first-aid

Medical Bed & Furnishing

Clean, private setup per site requirements

Digital Health Logs

Maintain employee visit & treatment records

Emergency Tie-up

Integrated with emergency medical service

Flexible Deployment Options

  • Monthly rental model (setup + staffing included)
  • Convert your existing space — we audit and upgrade
  • Staffed during shift hours or 24x7 (your call)
  • Multi-location setups managed under one account

Goes Beyond “Box-Ticking”

You’re giving your people real healthcare access where they work. A medical room isn’t a cost. It’s a cost-avoidance machine.


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What function does an ambulance serve within the community? plus minus button

As the first responder to medical emergencies, an ambulance service plays an important role in society. It offers life-saving treatments on the way to the hospital and provides quick transportation for patients in need of urgent medical care. Aside from transportation, ambulances help improve community health by providing prompt access to medical institutions. Their quick response and ability to stabilize patients have a critical role in lowering death rates. 

  • Rapid Patient Transfer: On-site ambulances transfer patients to medical facilities quickly, reducing essential delays.
  • Medical Care En Route: Trained paramedics on board can provide essential medical treatment while en route.
  • Trauma and Accident Response: Ambulances serve an important role in responding to accidents and delivering emergency care to trauma victims.
  • Mobile Treatment: Before arriving at a hospital, on-site ambulances provide a mobile platform for administering early treatment and stabilizing patients.
  • Critical Care Transport: The transfer of critically ill patients is made easier by specialized ambulances fitted with life-saving equipment. 

 

On-site emergencies cover a range of unpredictable situations that demand immediate attention.

  • Industrial accidents, such as chemical spills or machinery malfunctions, require rapid response to lower risks. 
  • Medical emergencies, such as heart attacks or injuries at public events, require on-site intervention for swift medical aid. 
  • Fires or Gas leaks in residential or commercial areas demand prompt on-site emergency services for containment and evacuation. 
  • Traffic accidents, with potential injuries or hazardous materials involved, also qualify as on-site emergencies. 
  • Risk Assessment: Identify potential on-site hazards and assess their risks.
  • Emergency Contact Information: Compile a list of key contacts, including emergency services and relevant personnel.
  • Evacuation Procedures: Develop evacuation routes and assembly points for on-site occupants.
  • First Aid and Medical Support: Ensure accessibility to first aid kits and establish protocols for medical assistance.
  • Training and Drills: Conduct regular training sessions and emergency drills for on-site personnel.
  • Emergency Equipment: Maintain and make accessible necessary emergency equipment, such as fire extinguishers and safety gear.

A paramedic is a vital member of the emergency medical services team, delivering swift and specialized care such as:

  • Patient Assessment: They conduct rapid and thorough assessments of patients’ conditions, identifying critical issues.
  • Medical Interventions: They take charge of providing life-saving drugs, managing trauma, and performing advanced medical procedures.
  • Communication: Maintaining open lines of communication between healthcare professionals, dispatchers, and patients ensures smooth communication.
  • Transportation: Safely transporting patients to medical institutions and selecting the best location for their needs.
  • Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of patient information, interventions, and communication to provide seamless continuity of care.
  • Public Education: Paramedics frequently engage in community education to raise awareness of health and safety issues.

EMS support, also known as Emergency Medical Services support, is a critical system that provides quick and specialised medical care during emergencies. 

  • EMS support consists of qualified experts, ambulances, and resources that provide rapid response, medical assessment, and pre-hospital treatment. 
  • Key objectives include providing life-saving interventions, transferring patients securely to medical facilities, and facilitating smooth communication and coordination among healthcare personnel.
  • EMS support plays a pivotal role in safeguarding public health and responding to accidents, medical crises, and natural disasters, ultimately reducing morbidity and mortality rates by delivering swift and effective emergency medical care.

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