ARUNA CARDIAC CARE

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Aruna Cardiac Care
ARUNA CARDIAC CARE

The logo of Aruna Cardiac Care features a heart symbol created using a pink hand holding a grey hand referring to compassionate medicare and support provided to patients with heart conditions and the heart shape denotes cardiac health and the core of life. The pictorial also suggests the interaction between the hands and a connection between the caregiver and the patient, representing the healing process and human touch in healthcare. The tagline of the hospital ‘Serve Man! Serve God!’ and ‘Your Doctor..! Next Door..!’ are placed below the logo.

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