What if the future of healthcare is not defined by technology, but by the timeless human need to feel heard and seen.
In a world where hospitals are becoming faster, larger, and increasingly technology-driven, patients are feeling more invisible than ever. My Name Is Not a UHID Number challenges this reality with a bold message: healthcare must become human again.
Drawing from global frameworks, pioneering clinical experience, and deep insights into digital transformation, Dr. Gigy Kuruttukulam reveals what truly shapes a patient’s memory of care, empathy, communication, dignity, and design. With stories, strategies, and powerful reflections, he uncovers why even the most advanced hospitals fail at the simplest human moments, and how reimagining these moments can transform outcomes, trust, and healing.
This book is a roadmap for clinicians, leaders, and innovators who believe healthcare should not only cure, but also care.
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Dr. Gigy Kuruttukulam
Dr. Gigy Kuruttukulam is pioneering Interventional Stroke Neurologist, Healthcare Futurist, and Healthcare Evangelist committed to transforming the human experience in healthcare. A leading voice at the intersection of medicine, empathy, and technology, he serves as Medical Director and Head of Neurology at Rajagiri Hospital, where he drives innovation in clinical systems, digital transformation, and patient-experience leadership.
A graduate of MBBS, MD, and DM, he is among India’s early pioneers in interventional stroke neurology. His multidisciplinary training includes a Certificate in Healthcare Administration from ISB, AI in Healthcare (Harvard), Leading Digital Transformation in Healthcare (Harvard), and Executive Presence & Storytelling (IIM Kozhikode). Blending advanced technical expertise with a passion for human-centered care, he advocates for a future where AI, digital tools, and redesigned workflows reduce clinician burden while elevating dignity, communication, and compassion for every patient. His work reflects a simple belief: healing begins when a patient feels human again.
