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Distinct Healthcare Holdings Limited operates as a healthcare service provider in China. The company offers medical services in the areas of pediatrics, dentistry, eye care, dermatology, ear, nose and throat, general surgery, women's health, physical therapy and rehabilitation, psychiatry and psychology, and internal healthcare. It provides professional healthcare services that cover a range of specialties through its private healthcare service institutions and tele-healthcare service platform. The company operates through its brand name and its tele-healthcare service platform, Distinct HealthCare. The company's platforms include Hospital Management System (HMS), Distinct Management System (DMS) and Distinct Data Platform. Its platform HMS is a cloud-based electronic medical record system; DMS is a comprehensive patient management system to streamline and standardize the process of patient management and its Distinct Data Platform aggregates all data from different realms such as user background and activity data, anonymized clinical data, operation data and financial data. Distinct HealthCare has a strategic partnership with Tencent Holdings Limited. Distinct Healthcare Holdings Limited was founded in 2012 and is based in Shenzhen, China.
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