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Christopher Hitchens

1949- 2011

“Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. The grave will supply plenty of time for silence.”

Guiding Principle

Every time we see someone suffering from a health crisis we have felt helpless. When it is due to lack of knowledge and uncertainty about the cure or prevention, we have hung our heads in shame. We are given to understand that the ways of the world cannot make tangible things like medicine or treatment affordable to entire humanity…but lack of knowledge ?

All of us at Knowurture will, at all times, strive to create a better world where suffering because of lack of Knowledge does not exist. We believe we have the capabilities and we all want to live in that world.

Our Vision 

'Shaping Serendipity'

Serendipity means  "fortuitous happenstance" or "pleasant surprise".

For serendipity to shape up, most important is the need to be "sagacious" enough to link together apparently innocuous facts in order to come to a valuable conclusion.  

 

At Knowurture we build a culture of shaping serendipity not by processing information but rather by "tapping the tacit and often highly subjective insights, intuitions, and hunches of experts and make those insights available.

 

At Knowurture we develop intimate and seamless relationships with our customers, intermediaries, beneficiaries,  vendors, employees, partners and other stakeholders  to be prepared in many other ways to harness serendipity and make discoveries.

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Our Mission

We strive to enable Care seekers, Patients and Doctors , Together make the best decisions about the Diagnosis and Treatment.

Uncertainty creeps into medical practice through every pore. Whether a physician is defining a disease, making a diagnosis, selecting a procedure, observing outcomes, assessing probabilities, assigning preferences, or putting it all together, he is walking on very slippery terrain. It is difficult for nonphysicians, and for many physicians, to appreciate how complex these tasks are, how poorly we understand them, and how easy it is for honest people to come to different conclusions.

—David Eddy

We believe many of these uncertainties can be resolved by having a clear understanding that health issues are many a times multi-disciplinary; ;

- Working with you to get a deep understanding of your symptoms, signs and investigations.

- Working with your treating physician and medical fraternity to collate the best and the latest information about your ailment.

- Identifying specialists with deep expertise from across the globe, when necessary and personalizing the diagnosis and treatment plan for you.

Collect, Collate, Colloborate

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