University Hospital Zurich
Raemistrasse 100 Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland)
German Hospital Service
Destouchesstr. 1 Munchen, Bayern (Germany)
Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust
162 City Road London, Greater London (UK)
Flinders Medical Centre
Flinders Drive, Bedford Park South Australia (Australia)
Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Madurai
Name :
Address :
K.K. Nagar
Town :
State :
Country :
Post Code:
Phone :
Fax :
Web URL :
Email :
- Gastro-enterology
- Neuro Surgeon
- Neurologist
- Oncologist
- Urology
Total Number Of Beds : 300
Speciality Type :
Super Speciality :
- Neprology
Advance Facility
- Blood Bank
Description
Apollo Speciality Hospitals Madurai
Apollo Speciality Hospitals Madurai was founded in 1997 The 200bed hospital provides affordable and quality critical care to communities in South Tamil Nadu
Stateoftheart biomedical equipment complemented by highlyskilled staff ensure high standards of care at Apollo Specialty Hospitals Madurai The hospital places special emphasis on quality time between patients and doctors and nurses Our Patient Feedback system has been crucial to our growth and development
The hospital has an overall success rate of 98 and sees an average of 15000 patients a year A 24hour panel of superspecialists are present at the hospital This panel is equipped to tackle any emergency and honour the hospitals commitment to providing all services under one roof
History
Apollo Spciality Hospital Madurai Was Founded in 1997
The hospital has an overall success rate of 98 and sees an average of 15000 patients a year A 24hour panel of superspecialists are present at the hospital This panel is equipped to tackle any emergency and honour the hospitals commitment to providing All Services Under One Roof
Cancer Drugs Get Cheaper in India
Roche Holding AG is cutting the price of two expensive cancer drugs in India and giving them new names in an effort to gain market share and avoid competition from generic drugs in the fastgrowing economy The move marks a shift for the Swiss drug maker which long has argued that consumers everywhere should pay the same price for its medications By... Read More
Government to invest 250 million dollars in KorleBu Hospital
Vice President John Dramani Mahama has said that Government would spend 250 million dollars on the recapitalization of the KorleBu Teaching Hospital He said a chunk of the money would be used in acquiring medical tools and equipment to make the hospital more functional The Vice President announced these at a ceremony for the commencement of w... Read More