wcrc-cover-001 WCRC, a leading Asian International business media group has identified CMC Vellore as one of India’s most trusted health care brands in their August edition of WCRC Leaders.
ibrands360 were commissioned to conduct a perception survey on ‘India’s Most Trusted Healthcare Brands’. The survey was initiated by generating a list of 1000 healthcare brands, which were shortlisted to 200 after a rigorous elimination process.

We are happy to report Vellore CMC was highlighted in the top 50.

We have included a link to the magazine article and urge you to read the compelling interview with Vellore CMC’s President Sunil Thomas Chandy.

http://wcrcleaders.com/cmc-vellore-believes-that-the-doctor-patient-relationship-is-not-the-same-as-customer-salesman-relationship-mr-sunil-thomas-chandy/

Dr. Chandy explains CMC Vellore’s long and successful relation with their patients

Congratulations to all our friends in Vellore.

Well done!

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