Apollo Hospitals recently inaugurated a super specialty hospital in Indore, Madhya Pradesh marking the hospital group’s entry into the state.
Apollo Hospitals, Indore is a 125 bedded hospital with over 50 specialties and super-specialties. Reportedly, the hospital’s 45 bedded critical care unit will be backed by e-ICU services. Experts will have the ability to monitor a critical care patient in real time from a remote command center in Hyderabad, thus making critical care more efficient. This is the first phase of the facility, and another 100 beds are proposed to be added in the next 12 months.
The AHEL Indore facility will also offer a complete range of diagnostic services including a 128-slice CT Scan, 1.5T 18 channel MRI, High end 4D ultra-sonography etc. The emergency services will be operational 24X7, thus providing healthcare services to patients at all times, irrespective of day and time. State-of-the-art operational theatres with adequate post-op facilities will enable physicians to perform the most complex surgeries with ease, informed a company release.
Speaking at the inaugural function, Dr Prathap C Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Group of Hospitals said, “This is indeed a proud moment for us. Since the foundation of the first Apollo Hospital in 1983, our motto has always been quality healthcare service accessible by one and all. We are humbled with the opportunity provided by the State to help us serve them with advanced medical care and patient management that stands unparalleled till today. This is only the beginning of our journey in Madhya Pradesh and we are looking forward to adding more facilities in Indore and Bhopal.”
EH News Bureau