Apollo Hospitals inaugurated a dedicated Centre for Respiratory Care at its Teynampet campus in Chennai, addressing the growing burden of respiratory illnesses in India. Established under the Apollo Institute of Pulmonology, the centre integrates advanced diagnostics, specialized treatments, and preventive programs to enhance pulmonary health.

Apollo Hospitals has signed a landmark agreement with Iraq’s Ministry of Interior to manage and operate the Internal Security Force Hospital in Baghdad, marking a significant milestone in international healthcare collaboration. This partnership aims to deliver advanced medical care to Iraq's internal security forces and their families, while enhancing the hospital's infrastructure and healthcare standards.

Apollo SHINE Foundation, the not-for-profit arm of Apollo Hospitals, has launched Catch’ Em Young, a nationwide initiative to screen one lakh college students for early signs of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs). The program, inaugurated at Women’s Christian College, Chennai, is India’s largest health initiative of its kind, targeting young adults.

Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, has reached a milestone with India’s first successful implantation of the Edwards SAPIEN 3 Ultra RESILIA transcatheter aortic valve (TAVI). This advanced valve offers enhanced durability, improved resistance to calcification, and fewer repeat procedures, enhancing outcomes for patients with severe aortic stenosis.

Apollo Hospitals has achieved national acclaim after winning multiple honours at the Economic Times Healthcare Awards 2025, affirming its leadership in clinical excellence and compassionate patient care. The accolades, presented at a ceremony held on 5th September 2025, underscore Apollo’s leadership in specialized medical services and innovative healthcare delivery.

Apollo Hospitals celebrated its 42nd anniversary on 18th September 2025, commemorating an inspiring history of transforming health and happiness in homes around the globe. Apollo introduced India's first corporate hospital in 1983, ushering a healthcare revolution that has resulted in more than 5.1 million surgeries and 27,000 organ transplants across four decades. The hospital group has also trained more than 1.1 million healthcare workers, greatly improving skilled manpower in the nation.

Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, announced the successful completion of over 50 liver transplants under the Chief Minister’s Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme (CMCHIS) on 11 September 2025. This achievement has given a new lease of life to patients from underserved socio-economic groups across Tamil Nadu, reaffirming Apollo’s mission to provide equitable access to world-class healthcare.