The first five members of the alliance are Homecares, iKure, INNOTEK, Job Links and AT Group. Of these, the startup company Homecares will serve as a medical service provider in the city.

According to Bui Thi Huong Giang, founder of AT Group, the alliance was set up to offer various healthcare packages to four main groups: hospitals, physicians, clinics and patients.

HMG prioritizes doctors, stated Giang, adding that joint medical services and remote healthcare check-ups and treatment technologies will help doctors see more patients per day, thus increasing the capacity and quality of medical check-ups and treatment.

Commenting on the launch, Nguyen Xuan Quyet, general director of JobLinks, said his firm was in charge of providing personnel and training services for healthcare staff as a member of HMG.

The alliance looks to offer healthcare check-ups and treatment services to some 500,000 patients in cooperation with hospitals, medical centers and individual customers. In addition, HMG’s members have called on more enterprises to invest in the alliance to form a medical ecosystem in the country.

India-based firm iKure said its participation in HMG marked its first entry into the Vietnamese market to supply smart medical products.

Meanwhile, HMG is set to organize various events in Hanoi, HCMC and Can Tho City to promote itself and call for more investors to join the alliance.