Events

Explore memorable moments and key highlights from our past events. Stay connected with our journey and see how we’ve made an impact.

What We Do

More than a platform, we’re in the community

Our events are where the Panmedical team steps away from the screen. Some are team retreats and outdoor days, time spent together recharging before the next stretch of building. Others take that same energy outward: free health camps, seminars on where telemedicine in India is headed, and meeting people at festivals and community gatherings rather than waiting for them to come looking.

Team & Culture

Retreats, team-building days, and outdoor time that keep the people behind Panmedical connected to each other.

Health Camps

Free, on-the-spot check-ups and consultations brought directly to communities that need them.

Awareness & Seminars

Talks and panels on where telemedicine in India is headed, and what it takes to reach more communities.

Community Outreach

Booths and conversations at festivals and local gatherings, meeting people where they already are.

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Why Choose Panmedical?

Panmedical is a digital health company, empowering patients and connecting providers

  • Get quality, convenient, affordable medical care

    Access trusted healthcare for your needs.

  • 24x7 online from anywhere

    Video consultation.

  • Search doctor by name, speciality, or symptom

    Review doctor profile, and book instantly.

  • Appoint your own team of doctors

    Include a primary care (PCP) leader, for continued care.

  • Top doctors available from 30+ specialities

    Solutions to all your healthcare needs.

  • Free electronic health records (EHR)

    Quick online access to your complete medical history.

  • Online store for healthcare products

    Healthcare products delivered conveniently.

  • Partnership with physical providers

    For pharmacy, labs, diagnostics, clinics, hospitals and rehabs.

Not for medical emergencies. If symptoms are severe or life-threatening, call your local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.