As a community health service station at the grass-roots level, the people nearby have no less trust in doctors than the authoritative departments in large class III and class A hospitals. Walking into the service station, the excitement inside is different from the common noise. There is an unusually warm atmosphere for medical treatment. As a hospital near the home, it is building a more professional and comprehensive convenience service.

Once, the grass-roots community health service stations only had very simple medical diagnosis services, and usually faced a shortage of materials and drugs. Nearby residents needed to go to large general hospitals for diagnosis and treatment. Over time, the community health service stations were like "chicken ribs". In the process of national medical community reform and construction in recent years, "sinking of medical resources and network construction of medical institutions" have been repeatedly emphasized. Realizing the balanced allocation of medical resources has become an important decisive factor for people's grass-roots treatment.

Today, "minor illness to the community, serious illness to the hospital" has become a medical guide in the hearts of local people. Aunt Liu, in her 60s, came with her wife this time to get some daily medicine. Speaking of the Antwork medical delivery at the door of the hospital, she said she was used to it. When she was just put into use earlier, once she came to the hospital because of a cold. Originally, she just wanted to get some conventional drugs, but the doctor advised her to take blood test in order to judge her condition more accurately. At that time, he said to her, "we'll fly your test samples with this plane. Just sit here and wait for the results!". Looking back now, Aunt Liu sighed: "the technology now is really great. In the past, we had to take blood for inspection and drive to the city. If the weather was bad, our small three rounds would not work, and we had to trouble our children. Now the service in the community is so good, we must be much more convenient.".

Hearing our lively conversation, uncle Zheng naturally joined us. "When my grandson came back, I took him to see it. The children were very happy"! Uncle Zheng, who occasionally comes to the hospital to prescribe medicine because of toothache, has not actually used drone delivery services, but he looks back and forth every day and understands nine times out of ten. Every time my grandson comes back to see him, he takes this place as a scenic spot, vividly depicts the UAV products, and can see the whole process when he meets them. "The new countryside is different now. In the past, we were all farmland.Do not have so many house. Now life is better, and there are drones to serve me. I can't think of it before."

Since the opening of Antwork medical delivery, there are more and more medical inspection services in community health stations, and the diseases that people can check are more and more comprehensive. The actual operation of Antwork medical delivery business can better help the residents of villages and communities enjoy more convenient basic public health and basic medical services at home, and open up the "last kilometer" of medical services for local residents.