Manipal Hospitals expands footprints in East India, rebrands AMRI units
Kolkata: Manipal Hospitals, the second largest hospital chain in India, has announced the successful brand integration of three AMRI Hospitals units in Dhakuria, Mukundapur and Salt Lake in Kolkata, which were acquired in September 2023.
Starting from the 15th of May, the service excellence at these facilities will be aligned with Manipal Hospitals’ standards, marking a significant milestone in healthcare transformation in East India, according to a media statement here on Tuesday.
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Regarding expansion plans in the city, Jose announced the construction of a 350-bedded greenfield hospital in Rajarhat, an area within the city.
This integration signifies a new era of healthcare excellence in the region, as Manipal Hospitals commits to on-board more full-time doctors and well-trained nurses.
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Dilip Jose, MD & CEO of Manipal Hospitals, expressed his enthusiasm about the integration, stating, “This strategic integration marks a crucial step towards our goal of enhancing healthcare delivery in East India. By bringing together the expertise of Manipal Hospitals and the legacy of AMRI, we are committed to providing exceptional care to our patients”, news agency UNI reported.
Dr H Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman of Manipal Hospitals, emphasised on the significance of this move, saying, “The integration of AMRI with Manipal Hospitals underscores our commitment to expanding access to high-quality healthcare across the country. This collaboration is poised to enhance our ability to cater to patients in East India, minimizing the necessity for them to seek medical care in larger metropolitan areas.”
With the recent acquisitions of Medica Synergie hospitals and AMRI Hospitals Limited, Manipal Hospitals now boasts a Pan-India presence with 33 hospitals across 17 cities in 13 states, offering more than 9,500 beds and a talented pool of 5,000+ doctors.
