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Another successful heart transplant by Narayana Health with out a Green Corridor

It was another successful heart transplant today at M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre in Bengaluru, which is managed by Narayana Health. The donor was a 25 year old male from Nelamangala who met with a road accident on 13th March and was taken to a local hospital and later shifted to Apollo Hospital in Bengaluru as his condition was critical. Doctors at Apollo Hospital declared him ‘brain dead’ today and the family consented for organ donation. The heart was transported to M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre in Mattikere covering a distance of 19 kms in 33 minutes without a green corridor with assistance from Bengaluru Traffic Police to clear the road for the ambulance at all major traffic junctions during peak hour traffic this morning.

The recipient at M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre is a 31 year old male patient from Nellur in Andhra Pradesh who was suffering from Dilated Cardiomyopathy. Admitted under Dr. Nagamallesh U M, Senior Cardiologist and Heart Transplant Physician at M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, the heart failure patient was evaluated with Cardiopulmonary exercise tests and advised for heart transplant. The team of doctors from Narayana Health included Dr. Nagamallesh U M, Senior Cardiologist and Heart Transplant Physician, Dr. Julius Punnen, Senior Cardiothoracic Transplant Surgeon and Dr. Ravi Shankar Shetty, Senior Cardiothoracic Transplant Surgeon along with Dr. Ravi Nayak, Cardiac Anaesthetist and Dr. Shilpa Rudradevaru, Associate Consultant Cardiac Surgeon at M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre.

With this, Narayana Health group of hospitals in Bengaluru has completed 32 successful heart transplants.

Patient from Oman sheds weight in Bengaluru after undergoing Sleeve Gastrectomy Robotic Surgery

India 13 December 2016:

Bengaluru: Musallam Salim Ali Ghawas aged 64 hailing from Salalah in Oman weighed 120 Kilos. He was suffering from morbid obesity with sleep apnea and diabetes. An engineer by profession, Musallam was determined to lose weight and manage his diabetes without any complications and his determination brought him to Dr. Ashwini Kumar Kudari, Head and Senior Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist and Robotic Surgeon at Narayana Health City, Bengaluru. Prior to that he was planning to go to UK for treatment and a friend advised him to visit Narayana Health City.

So Musallam landed in Bengaluru and his treatment plan was coordinated by a team of International Patient Care executives at Narayana Health City. He went through a detailed evaluation by a multidisciplinary team of doctors and they decided that Sleeve Gastrectomy would be the best treatment option for him. A patient who is fit for General Anesthesia Surgery is considered fit to undergo a Robotic Surgery. “Sleeve Gastrectomy is a one-time procedure that involves the removal of part of the stomach, thus eliminating hunger stimulating hormones resulting in decreased appetite”, informed Dr. Ashwini Kumar.

Bariatric Robotic surgery comes as a boon to patients suffering from life-threatening obesity and living with diabetes. The surgery promises to reduce accumulated fat with a weight reduction of almost 70 to 100 kilos and even helps diabetics go off insulin!

Dr. Ashwini Kumar believes that Sleeve Gastrectomy is a life-saving surgery, which shouldn’t be mistaken for a cosmetic surgery. “The surgery removes two-thirds of the stomach, which provides for quicker satiety (sense of fullness) and decreased appetite. The smaller stomach pouch restricts food intake by allowing only a small amount of food to be eaten at one time”, explained Dr. Ashwini. He also said that “A robotic bariatric surgery is very safe and beneficial for those concerned about an open bypass surgery. In fact this procedure does not involve any bypass of the intestinal tract and therefore patients do not suffer the complications of intestinal bypass”.

"My weight was 120 kg before the surgery. After the surgery, I feel much better as many of the other problems I used to face due to obesity are no more. My blood pressure is normal and the joint pain does not bother me anymore; my diabetes is also under control and sleeping problem is solved” said a much relieved Musallam.

The recovery time is much faster due to minimal invasive technique used in Robotic surgery and there is less blood loss during surgery. The duration of hospital stay is also reduced and the healing is faster.

The weight-loss surgery program at Narayana Health City is staffed by surgeons who are recognized leaders in their fields and provide patients with 24-hour, seven-day-a-week coverage. They also provide detailed, quality information on all procedures performed.

Dr. Ashwini Kumar and his team provide an innovative, comprehensive and compassionate care experience for patients undergoing bariatric surgery. Dr. Ashwini represents a combination of training, expertise and recognition providing the highest quality Robotic bariatric surgical care, and performs gastric sleeve, gastric banding, and gastric bypass surgeries.

About Narayana Health:

About Narayana Health City, Bengaluru:

NH Health City is located in Bommasandra, Bengaluru, which comprises of Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences (NICS), a superspecialty hospital for cardiology and cardiac surgery, and Mazumdar Shaw Medical Center (MSMC), a multispecialty hospital for cancer care, neurology and neurosurgery, nephrology, urology, and houses what we believe, is one of India's largest bone marrow transplant units. The BMT unit at NH has performed more than 600 bone marrow transplants till now. NH Health City operates a stem cell bank.

For clinical details, contact Dr. Ashwini Kumar

Phone: 9611807605

Narayana Health launches the next chapter of 'Project Udaan' in Tumkur district with support from CISCO and Siddhaganga Mutt

From left) Teacher from Sree Siddhaganga Mutt, Dr. Anupama Shetty, Sr. Program Manager – CSR, Narayana Health, Mr. Shyam Kaluve, Director Engineering CISCO and His Holiness Dr. Shree Shree Sivakumara Swamigalu of Siddaganga Mutt at the inauguration of Project Udaan in Tumkur

Narayana Health launches the next chapter of ‘Project Udaan’ in Tumkur district with support from CISCO and Siddhaganga Mutt

Tumkur, Sunday, 21st November 2016: Narayana Health’s social initiative with a focus on educating and mentoring selected students from economically challenged family backgrounds to become doctors is the brainchild of Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman – Narayana Health. Narayana Hrudayalaya Foundation has joined hands with Sree Siddaganga Mutt and CISCO to implement the next chapter of Udaan program in Tumkur district. InnoTeach Learning Solutions are the education partners in this initiative.

Project Udaan was launched in Karnataka two years back in December 2014. After launching a successful program in Kanakpura with support from MindTree and Jain University, the Tumkur chapter was launched today at Siddaganga Mutt with support from CISCO. The program was launched by His Holiness Dr. Shree Shree Sivakumara Swamigalu of Siddaganga Mutt in Tumkur amidst a large gathering of teachers, including teachers from Innoteach learning agency, students and project Udaan teams from Narayana Health’s CSR wing and CISCO.

Speaking on the occasion Dr. Anupama Shetty, Sr. Program Manager – CSR, Narayana Health said, “Since Udaan program seeks to reach out to rural deserving students, it was felt that students from Siddanganga Mutt are eminently suited to be a part of this program. The Mutt’s objective of inclusiveness and empowerment of rural students is in alignment with the spirit of Udaan program”.

Project Udaan is modeled on the lines of ‘Udayer Pathey’ (meaning towards the path of dawn, in Bengali) – a social initiative of Narayana Health that was started in the year 2007 in West Bengal. It offers scholarships to bright students from disadvantaged rural backgrounds to become doctors. It follows a streamlined selection process to ensure that deserving and bright students who aspire to make a career in medicine are given the required support and resources to achieve their dreams.

Speaking about the difference it makes in the quality of life for children from rural background, Mr. Shyam Kaluve, Director Engineering CISCO said, “This program aims to fill the large gap in skilled doctors and medical professionals especially in the rural areas. Rural children selected for this program shall receive constant guidance and coaching from the early age to propel them higher academically. With their strong bond to their home, village, and community we hope they shall support the rural areas in future.”

The objective is to ensure online as well as direct mentoring and coaching of students. For ease of implementation and monitoring, six schools in the vicinity of Siddaganga Mutt were chosen. The schools are Sree Siddalingeshwara Residential High School, S. R. Secondary School, Siddhaganga P.U. School, Silver Jubilee M.D. High School, Sree Basaveshwara English Medium High School and Nivedita High School. The selection process is divided in five stages namely, written exam, interaction with doctors, interest and awareness towards life science, counseling of parents and family background verification. Post verification of family background, 50 deserving students are selected for further educational support. House-hold visits are carried out to ensure that socio-economic criteria are met and parents are supportive of the program.

“The program follows a selection methodology to ensure we are reaching out to the brightest and most deserving students who have an aptitude towards taking up science as a subject after class 10, and are committed towards choosing the medical profession as their career”, said Dr. Anupama.

Children from Udaan program can be motivated to use their medical education in improving health care systems in their villages and small towns. The student also becomes a role model in the community inspiring others to pursue this path. In other words, the multiplier effect on the society of enabling a talented child to become a doctor is huge. Every single doctor created of the Udaan program has a ripple effect throughout the community.

About Narayana Health:

IIHMR Bangalore in association with Narayana Health and CMHS of IIM-Ahmedabadset to bring innovations in health management education

Bangalore 20th November, 2016: Indian Institute Health Management and Research, Narayana Health and Centre for Management of Health Services of IIM-Ahmedabad have come together to bring innovation in health management education space through joint research and collaboration.

To start with, the three hosted the International Conference to improve the overall healthcare delivery system in primary, secondary and tertiary care. The institute has chalked out a long term association which would help build capacity to address the growing need of the healthcare industry. Narayana Health would actively contribute in this initiative by providing resources and IIM Ahmedabad will share their expertise.

IIHMR Bangalore in association with Narayana Health and CMHS of IIM-Ahmedabadset to bring innovations in health management education

Healthcare management is of supreme importance for running a hospital and ensuring a fault-free functioning. The healthcare sector is rife with inefficiencies, erratic quality, unequal access, and sky-high costs, complex problems which call for innovative solutions. India's hospitals are in need of skilled healthcare managers, IIHMR, an institute that trains students in healthcare management, along with Narayana Health will work towards introducing innovations in health management education in India. This announcement was made during the two-day national healthcare conference conducted by the Institute of Healthcare Management and Research (IIHMR).

Dr Biranchi Jena, Director, IIHMR Bangalore, said, “Health Management education and training is a bit critical compared to the general management education. It needs a thorough understanding of medical and clinical protocols, standards along with the service delivery models. Since hospital industry is growing around 35% CAGR, we need to rope in industry partners and support the understanding of such business transitions.” He added, “Narayana Health has been a continuous support to bring innovations in health care education in Karnataka in particular and in India in general.”

Commenting on the concerns of the industry Dr Devi Prasad Shetty, Chairman and Founder, Narayana Health, said the medical education has to liberate to bring in more healthcare professionals. India needs more post graduates in medicine, as we currently have only 14,500 post-graduates seats for the 56,000 undergraduates. He also alarmed that the nursing profession will die soon if there no policy changes made to enhance the career of nurses. Currently they join as nurses and retire as senior nurses and their role does not change.”

Expressing his happiness on the joint efforts which aims at bringing transformation in health management education in India Dr. S.D. Gupta, Chairman, IIHMR University said, “We have always strived towards improving the standards of health through better management of healthcare and institutional networking at the national and global levels. These associations would further allow us to build capacity in the healthcare segment and cement our reputation as a reputed education provider.”

Prof. Arnab K Laha, Chairperson, CHMS, IIM - Ahmedabad said “In India, affordability and access to quality healthcare has been a challenge. Hence we are willing to collaborate with like minded Institutes to overcome the challenges. The role of analytics and technology will go a long way in help solve this problem.

Eminent people from the healthcare industry Dr. Shalini Rajneesh, IAS, Principal Secretary,Health& Family Welfare Services, Govt. of Karnataka, Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty - Chairman NH, Anil Kalicharan - Consultant – HPE, Dr. Chandil Kumar - HL7 India Head, COO - Aster CMI Hospital, Dr. Michael Rakoff - President, Steinberg & Associates, Inc, Dr. Nanda Kumar Jairam - Chairman, Columbia Asia shared their opinion on the developments in the healthcare sector.

About IIHMR

Institute of Health Management Research (IHMR), Bangalore is a premier institution in the area of Health Management, Hospital Management, Research and Training in South India. IIHMR is an institution dedicated to the improvement in standards of health through better management of health care and related programs. It seeks to accomplish this through management research, training, consultation and institutional networking in a national and global perspective. IIHMR offers a two-year full-time Postgraduate Program with specialization in Hospital Management, Health Management and Health Information Technology. As the program has set high standards of management education in the health sector, it has attained the status of a premier program in the country. IIHMR students go for training and placement to various hospitals and healthcare organizations in India and abroad. The program is recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India.

About Narayana Health

Narayana Health is a chain of multi-specialty hospitals in India, with its headquarters in Bengaluru. The hospital chain operates one of the largest telemedicine networks in the world. Narayana Health has 23 hospitals, 7 heart centres and 24 primary care facilities across India. Narayana Health (Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd.) was founded by Dr.Devi Shetty and has its flagship hospital in Bangalore at NH Health City. Apart from Bangalore, the group has its presence in Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Raipur, Jamshedpur, Guwahati, Mysore, Dharwad, Kolar, Shimoga and Davangere in addition to an international subsidiary in the Cayman Island Three of its hospitals, Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences, Bangalore, Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Jaipur and Health City Cayman Islands, are JCI accredited.

NARAYANA HEALTH AIMS AT ESTABLISHING CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN ORTHOPAEDICS AND JOINT REPLACEMENTS

~ Launches Narayana Institute of Orthopaedics & Joint Replacements at Whitefield ~

Bengaluru - Thursday, October 6, 2016: Having established its Centre of Excellence in Cardiac Care and Oncology services including Bone Marrow Transplants, Narayana Health has now launched an Institute of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacements at their facility in Whitefield, Bangalore and expanded the scope of surgical practices within Narayana Health Group of hospitals.

Pic1: Dr. Devi Shetty Chairman Narayana Health at the launch of the Narayana Institute of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement Whitefield

Pic2: Dr. R. D. Chakravarthy HoD Orthopaedics NH Whitefield at the launch of the Narayana Institute of Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement

NARAYANA HEALTH AIMS AT ESTABLISHING CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN ORTHOPAEDICS AND JOINT REPLACEMENTS

Pic3: L-R: Dr. Jose Chacko, HoD ICU, NH Whitefield,

Dr. R. D. Chakravarty, Hod Orthopaedics,NH Whitefield,

Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman, Narayana Health

Dr. Ashutosh Raghuvanshi , Vice Chairman, MD and Group CEO Narayana Health

Dr. Sanjay Hegde, Senior Consultant Orthopaedics, NH Whitefield.

Narayana Institute of Orthopedics & Joint Replacements is being established at the Whitefield facility in Bengaluru as a specialized centre of excellence supported by academics and training for improved patient care with a team of highly skilled and experienced doctors, nurses and therapists. The Institute will offer six months Fellowship Programs in basic and complex Joint Replacements and Revision Surgeries. It will include a dedicated inpatient and outpatient unit and a rehab program for patients who have orthopaedic surgical procedures. The Institute will specialize in Joint Replacement and revision surgeries including spine surgeries, total and partial knee replacement and hip replacements.

Dr. R D Chakravarty, a graduate and post-graduate of Banaras Hindu University with specialization in Orthopaedic Surgery from the University of Liverpool, UK will head the Narayana Institute of Orthopaedics & Joint Replacements at NH Whitefield along with a highly experienced team of doctors. He specializes in Joint Replacements and Sports Medicine and is the first surgeon in the world to have done Bilateral Knee and Bilateral Hip (four joint replacements) in one single sitting.

With a team of highly skilled and experienced surgeons, the Institute will offer specialized treatments for sports injury, complex trauma and spinal surgery as well as all primary and revision joint replacement surgeries for adults as well as children. The objective of this institute will be to address all orthopaedic ailments and treat them with the support of evidence-based medicine under one roof.

“As our nation’s population ages, the need for orthopaedic care is ever increasing” informed Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman – Narayana Health. “There are 104 million people in India who are above the age of 60 and 71% of them live in rural areas while the rest 29% stay in urban India. As per the Orthopaedic Devices Market Forecast 2016, 25 in every 1000 people opt for an orthopedic surgery due to osteoarthritis. It is our endeavour to reach out to the masses through effective use of technology and telemedicine and provide access to patients in remote locations as well to avail super-speciality Orthopaedic treatment at a very affordable cost. The new institute will emerge as the Centre of Excellence similar to Cardiac and Cancer Centre established by Narayana Health to benefit education, research and patient care”, he said.

Dr. Chakravarthy highlighted ‘Day Care Surgeries’ as the future in Joint Replacements with quick turnover in hip and knee replacement surgeries, decreased cost and reduced rate of infection. “This will enable more number of patients to avail our services bringing the cost down with faster recovery and less hospital stay”, he said. “We will also provide post-surgical care at the door-step, training the care givers to treat patients at home with rehab and physiotherapy during the recovery process under the personal supervision of trained physiotherapists”, he added.

The Institute will have Level-3 trauma centre with a fully-equipped team to handle 24/7 complex trauma cases with the requisite ICU back-up. The Level-3 trauma centre would comprise of 24 hour emergency response team of physicians with prompt availability of Orthopaedic surgeons and anaesthetists trained to handle trauma cases round the clock. The centre will also offer continued education of the nursing and allied health personnel in the trauma emergency response team.

About Narayana Health:

With all super-speciality tertiary care facilities that the medical world offers, Narayana Health is now a one-stop healthcare destination for all. From the first facility established in Bengaluru with approximately 225 operational beds in 2000, our Company has grown to 54 facilities (which include 53 facilities in India and 1 facility in the Cayman Islands operated by our Company's associate company, Health City Cayman Islands Ltd.) with more than 5300 operational beds and a potential to reach over 6600 beds. Our Company has a network of 23 hospitals (multispeciality and superspeciality healthcare facilities which provide tertiary care services), 7 heart centres (superspeciality units which are set up in a third party hospital) and 23 primary care facilities (including clinics and information centres), across a total of 18 cities in India. (For details, visit www.narayanahealth.org)

Narayana Health Collaborates with Cisco To Offer Specialized Remote Diagnostics Capabilities

Narayana Healthcare to offer Neurology, Nephrology, Oncology and Cardiac specialists over Cisco Virtual Expertise Digital Solution

Bengaluru, Wednesday, September 07, 2016: Narayana Health, a multispeciality tertiary level healthcare service provider in India today announced their alliance with Cisco to help deliver affordable specialty healthcare services remotely using Cisco’s Virtual Expertise Digital Solution. Based on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Narayana Health (NH) and Cisco, the highly secure medical-grade network with an enhanced visual experience / high-definition two-way video was launched in the presence of Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman, Narayana Health and Mr. VC Gopalratnam, CIO, APJC, President, IT and Chief of Strategy, Planning and Operations, Cisco India. The association will enable NH to offer diagnostic services for various specialities at a cost that’s affordable with a high-quality, high-value patient experience in the areas of Neurology (Brain & Nervous System), Nephrology (Kidney & Renal Disease), Oncology (all types of Cancers) and Cardiology (heart related ailments) to patients remotely in various parts of the country.

Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman, Narayana Health and Mr. VC Gopalratnam, CIO, APJC, President, IT and Chief of Strategy, Planning and Operation

Pic2-L to R- Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman, Narayana Health, Mr. VC Gopalratnam, CIO, APJC, President, IT and Chief of Strategy, Planning

Cisco will also implement modifications to hospital infrastructure enabling healthcare delivery at district centers and multi-specialty hospitals of Narayana Health Group across the country, creating a truly mobile and digital hospital experience. Narayana Health will work together with Cisco to integrate and set up advanced telemedicine solutions across 3 centres in India – Sirsi and Bellary in Karnataka and Rajarhat in Bengal via the main centre at Narayana Health City located in Bommasandra, Bangalore, Karnataka.

Healthcare providers face many challenges in the delivery of healthcare services. The doctor–patient ratio in India is 1:1,674 against the World Health Organization (WHO) norm of 1:1,000. Nearly 70% of India's population lives in rural areas, but 80% of the total available doctors live in urban areas and patients often have to travel long distances at great cost to get quality healthcare. This gap poses a huge challenge for the delivery of healthcare to rural areas. The lack of overall healthcare infrastructure offering specialised diagnostics is another major concern.

According to International Agency for Research (IARC), a World Health Organization entity in 2014, India had 1,000 trained oncologists in the country and the ratio of oncologists to cancer patients was about 1:2,000; 40,000 cardiologists against a patient population of 45 million - a doctor-patient ratio of 1:1,125; and 1,500 nephrologists in the country - a doctor-patient ratio of about 1:8,000.

The Cisco Virtual Expertise Digital solution will help connect patients with NH specialists conveniently and efficiently, regardless of distance. The solution brings voice, video and data to wherever patients are located and demonstrates how tele-health and sensors within medical devices can create new opportunities for innovation. The solution enables real time telemetry of medical device data, audio, high-definition two way video, ECG, other vitals and radiology, analytics of medical reports and a web-based portal which supports mobile end points. A detailed 'clinical examination' and review of all investigations are now possible in a seamless manner with the option of recording the entire interaction This solution will allow doctors from NH to conduct highly critical diagnostics such as Diacom viewing and detection of Thrombolysis in cardiac care. The collaboration will help NH empower care teams so they can help provide more proactive and predictive care for their patients.

The Cisco Virtual Expertise Digital solution is encrypted to provide NH a highly secure platform for the safety and privacy of the patient record system to ensure the data is available when needed and that information is not used, disclosed, accessed, altered, or deleted inappropriately while being stored or transmitted while using this solution.

Increasingly there is a shift in consumer attitudes toward remote consultation, sharing of personal data, telemedicine and access to medical information in the healthcare industry. As per a Cisco Customer Experience Report focused on health carestudy in 2013, 74% of consumers are open to a virtual doctor visit. The results of the report demonstrate that as information, technology, bandwidth, and integration of the network become the center of the "new world," both human and digital aspects are key parts to the overall patient experience. These components lead to more real-time, meaningful patient and doctor interactions. The report findings highlight that while consumers still depend heavily on in person medical treatments, given a choice between virtual access to care and human contact, three quarters of patients and citizens would choose access to care and are comfortable with the use of technology for the clinician interaction.

“Healthcare and its inaccessibility is a persistent concern in India. We are in an era of digital transformation, and as hospitals begin this transition, we need to create infrastructure that is agile and adds value to patient care,” said Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman, Narayana Health. “Our association with Cisco will help Narayana Health to move closer to realize its vision of becoming a digital hospital and deliver advanced specialized healthcare to both rural as well as urban populations. We are looking forward to further deepening and leveraging this relationship in future”, he added.

Speaking on the occasion VC Gopalratnam, CIO, APJC, President, IT and Chief of Strategy, Planning and Operations, Cisco India, said, “Narayana Health has redefined how super-specialty healthcare is delivered. Using highly secure medical-grade networks with immersive visual experiences we can virtualize scarce resources including doctors, nurses and paramedics and provide access to specialist consultants remotely. We are excited that our collaboration with Narayana Health demonstrates the future of health and healthcare in India.”

Speaking on the occasion, Debashish Sen, IAS, Chairman, West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) said, “Rajarhat New Town is using ICT as a strategic differentiator at the foundation of its expansive community. We set out from the beginning to create a community that be a stage for the best thinking in terms of design, construction and livability. We will leverage technology to create an enhanced quality of local living – be it delivery of specialized healthcare or other citizen services, which will facilitate a higher quality of life for the residents. We look forward to the Cisco - NH initiative to provide remote specialized healthcare and revolutionize the delivery of health care in India.

About Narayana Health City, Bengaluru:

About Narayana Health:

With all super-speciality tertiary care facilities that the medical world offers, Narayana Health is now a one-stop healthcare destination for all. From the first facility established in Bengaluru with approximately 225 operational beds in 2000, our Company has grown to 54 facilities (which includes 53 facilities in India and 1 facility in the Cayman Islands operated by our Company's associate company, Health City Cayman Islands Ltd.) with 5300 operational beds with a potential to reach over 6600 beds. Our Company has a network of 23 hospitals (multispeciality and superspeciality healthcare facilities which provide tertiary care services), 7 heart centres (superspeciality units which are set up in a third party hospital) and 23 primary care facilities (including clinics and information centres), across a total of 18 cities in India. (For details, visit www.narayanahealth.org)

Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das’s visit to Narayana Health City.

Honorable Jharkhand Chief Minister Sri. Raghubar Das visits Narayana Health City

India 20 July 2016: Honorable Jharkhand Chief Minister Sri. Raghubar Das along with his team of officials visited Narayana Health in Bomasandra near Hosur Road. Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman and Founder, Narayana Health was present to take him through the facility on Tuesday, 19th July.

Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das was in Bangalore as part of investment promotion campaign - ‘Momentum Jharkhand’.

Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das’s visit to Narayana Health City.

Photo Caption:

Photo 1: From left Dr. Devi Shetty, Chairman and Founder, Narayana Health and Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das at Narayana Health City

Photo 2: From left Dr. Devi Shetty interacting with Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das at Narayana Health City

Photo 3: From left Dr. Devi Shetty and Honorable Chief Minister of Jharkhand Sri. Raghubar Das at Narayana Health City