CM to inaugurate Indiana Hospital and Heart Institute on Saturday

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May 10, 2012

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Mangalore, May 10: Indiana Hospital and Heart Institute, a newly builty specialty hospital of global standards in the city will be inaugurated by chief minister D V Sadananda Gowda on Saturday, May 12.

Announcing this at a press meet here on Thursday, Dr Yusuf Kumble, Managing Director of hospital, said union minister for corporate affairs M Veerappa Moily would preside over the ceremony.

He said Indian hospital was a corporate hospital promoted as a public limited company owned by shareholders from all walks of life. Located at the Pumpwell circle, the hospital has a capital outlay of 75 crore.

“Over the last few years, medical science has progressed at amazing speed. Transforming changes have been affected in diagnostic and technology. Indiana Hospital is committed to provide this advanced technology to the reach of common man”, he said.

Mr Kumble said, comprehensive infrastructure, cutting edge technology, latest hi-tech medical equipment in all specialisations and committed medical experts would make Indiana the choice of all in the days to come.

He said, the hospital would be offering total and comprehensive health solutions comparable to the best hospitals in the world. The Indiana team is comprised of physicians, surgeons and other healthcare professionals of the highest caliber and experiences, he added.

Dr Ali Kumble, chairman of the hospital said that Indiana offers state-of-art tertiary care in various pediatric specialties. The centre has an outstanding team of consultants covering all major fields in pediatrics to provide comprehensive management of problems of neonates and children, he said.

Abdul Latheef, vice chairman, was also present.


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