Private hospital chain Max Healthcare plans to invest Rs 6,000 crore over the next three years to expand its network across key locations in India, its chairman and managing director, Abhay Soi, told ET on Tuesday.
Soi said the hospital chain, which is entering its 25th year, will add three more facilities this year to mark the milestone. At present, Max Healthcare operates 22 healthcare facilities with around 5,000 beds
"We have a total of 22 hospitals right now. This is our 25th year and also year 2025, so we want to expand it to 25 hospitals in the country," he said, adding that the company is looking at a 400-bed hospital in Saket, expansion in Nanavati and Mohali, and a new hospital in Gurugram by December this year.
On Tuesday, health minister JP Nadda inaugurated a 300-bed greenfield facility of Max Super Speciality Hospital at Dwarka. The new facility will have more than 120 critical-care beds, 10 modular operation theatres and advanced cath labs.
SOURCE- THE Economic Times
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Soi said the hospital chain, which is entering its 25th year, will add three more facilities this year to mark the milestone. At present, Max Healthcare operates 22 healthcare facilities with around 5,000 beds
"We have a total of 22 hospitals right now. This is our 25th year and also year 2025, so we want to expand it to 25 hospitals in the country," he said, adding that the company is looking at a 400-bed hospital in Saket, expansion in Nanavati and Mohali, and a new hospital in Gurugram by December this year.
On Tuesday, health minister JP Nadda inaugurated a 300-bed greenfield facility of Max Super Speciality Hospital at Dwarka. The new facility will have more than 120 critical-care beds, 10 modular operation theatres and advanced cath labs.
SOURCE- THE Economic Times
#MaxHealthcare #HealthcareExpansion #HealthcareNews #IndianHealthcare #HospitalGrowth #HealthcareInvestment #MedicalInfrastructure #HealthcareInnovation #HealthcareBusiness #HealthcareDevelopment #HealthSectorIndia #HospitalNetwork #HealthcareIndustry #HealthTechIndia
Private hospital chain Max Healthcare plans to invest Rs 6,000 crore over the next three years to expand its network across key locations in India, its chairman and managing director, Abhay Soi, told ET on Tuesday.
Soi said the hospital chain, which is entering its 25th year, will add three more facilities this year to mark the milestone. At present, Max Healthcare operates 22 healthcare facilities with around 5,000 beds
"We have a total of 22 hospitals right now. This is our 25th year and also year 2025, so we want to expand it to 25 hospitals in the country," he said, adding that the company is looking at a 400-bed hospital in Saket, expansion in Nanavati and Mohali, and a new hospital in Gurugram by December this year.
On Tuesday, health minister JP Nadda inaugurated a 300-bed greenfield facility of Max Super Speciality Hospital at Dwarka. The new facility will have more than 120 critical-care beds, 10 modular operation theatres and advanced cath labs.
SOURCE- THE Economic Times
#MaxHealthcare #HealthcareExpansion #HealthcareNews #IndianHealthcare #HospitalGrowth #HealthcareInvestment #MedicalInfrastructure #HealthcareInnovation #HealthcareBusiness #HealthcareDevelopment #HealthSectorIndia #HospitalNetwork #HealthcareIndustry #HealthTechIndia
