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Bangalore:
Emerging hub for healthcare
Bangalore,
one of the fastest growing cities in India, has come a long
way in establishing a remarkable position in the healthcare
sector.
Consultants
must give at least 6 hrs to a hospital
Dr
A C Sreeram was recently elected as president of the Indian
Medical Association (IMA)-Bangalore Chapter. With more than
three decades of service in this field, he has been associated
with the Bowring Hospital and St Martha’s Hospital in Bangalore.
Currently he is heading the Mallige Medical Centre, a 75-bed
multispeciality healthcare institute in Bangalore. He spoke
to Vijaya K on the need to uphold professional skills of doctors
and IMA’s role in this regard.
A
multi-disciplinary centre for quality care
Sagar Apollo Hospital, the 250 bed multi-speciality hospital
is another venture in healthcare in Bangalore. The Sagar Group,
pioneer in services, education and healthcare in Bangalore
and the Apollo Group of Hospitals, which has evolved into
Asia’s largest chain of corporate hospitals, have joined
hands for the venture promoted by the Sagar Foundation.
Bangalore
to have another super-speciality by ’06
Bangalore
is soon to get another super-speciality, multidisciplinary
neurosurgical institute called Center for Neurosurgery. The
proposed 200-bed hospital will be built at an estimated cost
of US $ 20 m (Rs 100 crore) on a sprawling 12 acres of land
at the vicinity of the international airport.
Rajshekar
Hospital & Maternity Centre plans thoracic surgery unit
Rajshekar
Hospital & Maternity Centre, a preventive and curative
healthcare centre in Bangalore, is a multi-disciplinary super-speciality
hospital.
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