Peerless Hospital partners with Liqvd Asia for emergency ward awareness

Delhi: Peerless Hospital, a healthcare institution in Eastern India, has collaborated with Liqvd Asia, a digital marketing agency, to spearhead its marketing campaign aimed at promoting its emergency ward services. 

The campaign aims to highlight the crucial importance of having a reliable healthcare provider during emergencies, utilising outdoor print and above-the-line (ATL) activities. With the message - “The Emergency Expert”, the campaign seeks to drive recall and encourage the public to choose Peerless Hospital for their emergency care needs.

Commenting on the partnership, Ravindra Pai, Deputy Managing Director from Peerless Hospitals said, "At Peerless Hospital, our priority is to ensure top-quality care for every patient. We are committed to providing the highest standard of treatment, ensuring that everyone who visits our facility leaves with a sense of satisfaction and well-being. Liqvd Asia’s impeccable reputation and capabilities made them the automatic choice for crafting & promoting the campaign. It allows us to amplify our message and reach more individuals in need of emergency services. We are confident that this collaboration will not only increase awareness about our 24x7 exceptional emergency ward but also reinforce our dedication to providing compassionate healthcare."

Monish Sanghavi, Business Head of Liqvd Asia, added, "At Liqvd Asia, we believe that health is paramount and it is our core belief to prioritise the well-being of individuals. Joining forces with Peerless Hospital for this campaign is a testament to our shared commitment to excellence in healthcare. This campaign is particularly close to our hearts as it aligns with our mission to educate and disseminate the right information, so that no one is deprived of expert care in case of a medical emergency. We chose the path of honesty by sharing real-world numbers to elevate awareness about Peerless Hospital's world-class emergency services and empower individuals to make informed decisions about their healthcare needs, when it really matters."