Hyderabad, May 1 (APAC Media): Apollo Hospitals Group has expanded its national network with the launch of its 76th hospital, a 400-bed smart facility in the Financial District of Hyderabad.
The hospital was inaugurated by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, along with Health Minister Damodar Rajanarsimha and MLA Arekapudi Gandhi.
Integration of advanced technologies
The new hospital is designed as a digitally integrated healthcare facility, using artificial intelligence to streamline operations and patient care. It features AI-enabled scheduling systems and real-time clinical connectivity, aimed at improving efficiency and reducing waiting times.
Among its advanced technologies is the uMR Omega 3.0T MRI system, which uses AI workflows for faster and quieter imaging. The facility also includes Arthrex Pano Scope for minimally invasive procedures and VALD systems to support rehabilitation assessment.
Advanced ICU with dedicated team
The hospital houses advanced intensive care units with dedicated nursing teams. It also incorporates biophilic design elements, intended to enhance patient comfort across age groups. Emergency services are supported by connected ambulances and a dedicated 1066 helpline, designed to improve response during critical “golden hour” situations.
Speaking at the launch, Prathap C. Reddy said the facility reflects the group’s continued investment in healthcare infrastructure.
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