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Apollo Group ties up with Common Service Centres to expand telemedicine services!

Telemedicine service now in Ghana!

A medical revolution has been launched under County Group of Hospitals of Kumasi and Apollo Group of Hospitals in India, following the launch of telemedicine in Ghana at the Abenkyiman Hospital at Anhwiankwanta in the Bekwai Municipality.
Apollo Hospitals is the largest telemedicine provider in India with 71 centres. Telemedicine is the use of telecommunication and information technology in order to provide clinical health care from a distance.

HIMSS Elsevier award for Apollo Hospitals!

The award is given in recognition of the exemplary effort, commitment and dedication to leveraging on healthcare ICT to transform patient care and outcome.
The award was presented at the HIMSS Digital Healthcare Week in Singapore, on 21 October 2013. The award was presented by Stephen Lieber, President and CEO of HIMSS worldwide and Gerrit Bos, Managing Director APAC, Elsevier.
Ms. Sangita Reddy received the awards on behalf of the group.

Delivering Health Care over Cell Phone!

Apollo BGS Hospitals, Mysore certified with NABH Accreditation!

The NABH accreditation is the result of high level of dedication, commitment & hard work displayed by the employees and consultants of Apollo BGS Hospitals, Mysore.
The hospital was announced as NABH Accredited on September 19th 2013 and thereby became the 7th NABH Accredited hospital in the group. The hospital is amongst those few which have completed the NABH accreditation process in short period. The key areas which were appreciated during the audit process are –

Apollo Hospitals partnered with Medtronic to bring an Affordable, Portable Hemodialysis System to India!

Apollo Hospitals to launch 10 advanced fever clinics !

Announcing the opening of the clinic, which comes under Apollo First Med Hospitals, Preetha Reddy, Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals, said on Friday the hospital chain would have a multi-pronged approach to diagnose complex fever and unknown origin.
The initial investment would be around Rs 3 crore for the startup. “”We have started this at First Med Hospital and once it’s fine-tuned, we will have 10 such centers by the end of the year,”” she said, adding soon it would be rolled out in other parts of the country.

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