Vitals Global Healthcare Partners Up With Medical Centre O&P

When it comes to providing optimal healthcare services to the people and remedying mistakes of the past for a better tomorrow, the Vitals Global Healthcare considers itself the pioneer leader among many. A few days ago, VGH announced an official collaboration with MCOP to enable top notch prosthetic and orthotic services in Malta. For your information, MCOP is a contracting provider for Walter Reed Military Hospital in stationed in the USA and is well known for its limitless resources in the healthcare department among various outlets of medicine and health simultaneously.

Medical Centre O&P is amongst the pioneer leading prosthetic companies that strive to serve amputees who otherwise wish to improve their current potential and adequately minimize the countless complications that arise with wearing a general prosthesis. Although the company is prominently known for providing prosthetic assistance to wounded soldiers at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre; it also maintains the same workable ethics for civilian amputees across the United States.

It has come to the government’s attention that since the beginning of the entire medical upheaval, the primary service for prosthetics up till now has been solely run by a local entity in due collaboration with a group of technicians and Allied Health officials and also supported by a third party contract that excels at providing artificial limbs. The CEO of Karen Grech Hospital Dr Stephen Zammit stated that “A foreign prosthetist from the group comes over every six weeks for a two-week period to assess new patients, supply limbs, and review problems.”

He was fully aware of the current circumstances that the Maltese healthcare department was caught up in and intends to reveal major reforms to help bring about significant changes for decades to come. He further stated that “Patients have to wait for these visits to have their needs addressed, and four weeks can be a very long time for someone needing adjustments to a limb. Additionally, the quality of limbs currently stocked by the supplier is of a basic standard which is not where we would like them to be.”

It has been strongly anticipated that the MCOP will provide the best training workshops for the local staff in attempts to further improve their skillset and improvise on previously learned attributes and enable a sustainable healthcare environment for everyone. The services will be made available during a six-day stretch of the week and the authorities will make sure that all complaints shall be overseen within a 48-hour period.