LifeServ (Private) Limited, a subsidiary of Sumathi Holdings, has stepped up to enhance the provision of total healthcare solutions to the healthcare sector in Sri Lanka promoting the much-needed ‘Stay Home, Stay Safe’ concept during this pandemic. 

Incorporated in 2001, the company has focused on being the country’s leading medical devices and pharmaceuticals import and distribution partner. Supporting Sri Lankans in this pandemic situation, LifeServ is committed to provide consumers with internationally reputed, high-quality healthcare products expanding across areas of medical and surgical devices, finished pharmaceutical dosage forms, diagnostics equipment, surgical and hospital products and instruments. 

LifeServ (Pvt.) Ltd focuses on the local market through home-use medical equipment such as digital blood pressure monitors, blood glucose monitors, wheelchairs, etc., which are essential items in most households due to prevalent non-communicable diseases. The availability of such devices are proving to be the need of the hour especially in light of the current pandemic situation, which discourages many individuals from visiting hospitals or clinics to get these frequent check-ups done and is vital when monitoring patients at home. 

“Now more than ever, it is a necessity to have your home well equipped with basic healthcare monitoring products. In society’s battle against COVID-19, the safety and precautionary measures are essential aspects. The home quarantine and self-isolation initiatives are further strengthened when homes are equipped with the necessary medical care equipment to ensure the well-being of those affected. It is vital that everyone affected or otherwise monitor their general health conditions on a daily basis so that they can prevent unexpected health issues. The use of self-monitoring devices are very beneficial in building a healthy society.  LifeServ through Sumathi Holdings is committed towards supporting the community and country at large in their efforts to curtail the spread of pandemic and increase well-being,” commented Director Strategy and Business Development Chathula Sumathipala.