Personalized Women's Healthcare Program

Despite many efforts along the years for improving primary healthcare in Georgia by promoting regular check-ups for early diagnosis, concerns regarding several aspects are still present. There is a lack of personalized medical care in Georgia – affordable, quality health care and regular screening culture to ensure health of society. Establishing follow up check-ups to see how the patient is getting on with treatment is also important. There is also a need for guarantying completeness of patient data allowing a complete view and integrated analysis of the patient’s health.   

New Vision University, in response to the needs in the healthcare sector in Georgia, is implementing the Personalized Women’s healthcare program. The goal of the program is to increase accessibility to state-of-the-art personalized medical care for women’s preventive services.

The program aims to foster a culture of regular check-ups through offering high quality and affordable personalized medical services to female patients (including women with special needs); to apply integrative medicine for better treatment and a patient-centered environment; to create a large volume database on women’s health in Georgia;  To create opportunities for carrying out epidemiological and clinical studies.

The program was created with the idea of social responsibility, is financially subsidized by the university, with the goal of increasing accessibility and affordability of preventive check-ups. The financial support aims to serve as the incentive for women to conduct mandatory check-ups yearly and ensure early diagnostics and treatment.

Within the framework of the program, 1000 teachers will benefit from the fully funded healthcare program.