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Care ADHD Opens Bangalore Office
Care ADHD, a big company from the UK that helps people with ADHD, opened a new office in Bangalore, India.
This office will help them make better tools for diagnosing and treating ADHD using technology.
Important people from the UK and Care ADHD visited the new office.
They want to use the smart engineers in India to make their services even better.
The new office will also help them grow their virtual care business, Duty Doctor.
This is part of their plan to make ADHD care better all over the world.
Care ADHD, the UK's second-largest ADHD service provider, opened a new office in Bangalore, India.
The office was inaugurated by His Majesty’s Deputy Trade Commissioner – South Asia and Deputy High Commissioner to Karnataka and Kerala.
The new office aims to accelerate the development of digital solutions for ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
Care ADHD plans to enhance its virtual care business, Duty Doctor, through this expansion.
The company emphasizes leveraging India's tech talent to improve the precision and accessibility of ADHD care.
- Who
- Care ADHD, a UK-based ADHD diagnosis and treatment provider
- What
- Opened a new technology and operations office in Bangalore, India
- Where
- Bangalore, India
- When
- December 8
- Why
- To expand its global footprint and leverage India's tech talent for digital health solutions
Key facts
- Company
- Care ADHD
- Location
- Bangalore, India
- Purpose
- Technology and operations office
- Key Figures
- Mark Pattison (CEO), James Whitebread (CTO), Chandru Iyer (HM Deputy Trade Commissioner)
- Focus Areas
- Digital solutions for ADHD diagnosis and treatment
- Recent Acquisition
- Duty Doctor (virtual care business)
- Global Mission
- Improving ADHD care through technology
Quotes
Mark Pattison
CEO of Care ADHD
“Bangalore is right at the heart of worldwide innovation and offers technological capability that is second to none. The company’s commitment to provide accurate and easy-to-understand ADHD help to patients of all ages, by all means, will be greatly strengthened when they work closely with top-notch engineers and researchers. Besides, he asserted that the new office would position the company at a higher level in the capability to provide the best-in-class assessment systems.”
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James Whitebread
Chief Technology Officer of Care ADHD
“The team in Bangalore would be responsible for devising next-generation tools for ADHD treatment. The instruments would consist of novel diagnostic capabilities, sophisticated patient support modules, and the effortless integration of the virtual consultation services of Duty Doctor. He insisted that the company’s move in this direction would enable it to be well-prepared for meeting the increasing global demand for top-notch digital mental health services.”
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Chandru Iyer
HM Deputy Trade Commissioner to South Asia (Investment) and British Deputy High Commissioner to Karnataka and Kerala
“It is encouraging to see UK healthcare organisations expanding in India and inspiring to witness how UK-India collaboration is strengthening the mental health ecosystem, especially through digital-first solutions. I wish the CARE ADHD team every success in their mission to provide accessible, affordable, and reliable mental healthcare, working closely with leading Indian mental health professionals.”
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