Apollo Hospitals with GenY Medium bags the AHMA Award (Asia)

Apollo Hospitals with GenY Medium bags the AHMA Award (Asia)

Apollo Hospitals

MUMBAI: GenY Medium (GenY), a digital marketing company has played a role in enabling Apollo Hospitals bag the prestigious AHMA Award (Asia) for the Chennai floods incident wherein the Hospitals’ emergency care played a critical role.

During the Chennai Floods, GenY Medium created a central digital system for disaster management, which could manage the flow of grievances, queries, request and feedback efficiently along with adding a human voice to brand Apollo which would regularly converse with its consumers and resolve their issues. The Real Time response from various channels including Facebook, Twitter and instant messaging platforms provided information to stranded patients with the help of multiple content snippets.

Automated sentiment analysis and attribution to reasons (using Artificial intelligence and Natural Language Processing) was used to escalate the queries to suitable hospital staff in a timely manner.

This digital system facilitated during crisis, where with the help of Social Listening, requests, queries and SOS received from disparate sources were responded to directly and efficiently, helped people with several queries resolved.

GenY Medium CEO Yashwant Kumar said: “We are thrilled that one of our most cherished customers, Apollo Hospitals has won the AHMA award for Digital marketing strategy. During this natural calamity when entire Chennai was flooded, Apollo team stayed operational and continued to serve the local community. We are glad that using our social listening platform we were able to connect in real-time with people who needed help and direct them to medical care available nearby.”

Apollo Hospitals VP Health Communications, and International Patient Services & Quality Initiatives Dr. Srinidhi Chidambaramsaid, “ Touching lives as a reward is enough for us, however this prestigious recognition from the AHMA has spurred us on to much more to serve our people in the online space –whether through emergency care, health awareness or prompt response at times of urgent medical need.”