Strengthening its commitment to Sri Lanka’s healthcare industry, HNB has partnered with Mediccon Health Care (to promote leasing solutions for advanced medical diagnostic equipment across the country. The partnership was officially announced at a signing ceremony held at HNB Towers.
Through this collaboration, HNB aims to facilitate greater access to cutting-edge medical diagnostic products, ensuring that, healthcare providers benefit from innovative and efficient solutions. This initiative is in line with HNB’s ongoing efforts to support key industries, including healthcare, by offering tailored financial solutions and strategic partnerships that drive accessibility and innovation.
“We are delighted to partner with Mediccon Health Care to support the growth of Sri Lanka’s healthcare sector,” stated Kanchana Karunagama, Senior Vice President / Head of Retail Banking at HNB. “This partnership underscores our commitment to fostering meaningful collaborations that, enhance access to essential medical solutions, ultimately contributing to improved healthcare outcomes.”
“Healthcare is a critical pillar of national development, and at HNB we are dedicated to empowering businesses in this sector with financial and strategic support. We look forward to working closely with Mediccon Health Care to drive advancements in diagnostic healthcare solutions.”
As a leading provider of medical diagnostic products in Sri Lanka, Mediccon Health Care plays a pivotal role in bringing advanced medical technologies to healthcare institutions. Speaking on the partnership, Udara Saputhanthri, Director/CEO of Mediccon Health Care, remarked, “We are excited to collaborate with HNB to expand access to our innovative medical diagnostic solutions. This partnership enables us to enhance our outreach and ensure that medical professionals and institutions across Sri Lanka have access to the latest in diagnostic sector.”
HNB’s partnership with Mediccon Health Care marks another step in the bank’s broader vision of supporting businesses that contribute to national development of health-care and well-being of Sri Lanka
