Apollo Hospitals Chennai Hosts Press Meet in Kolkata

News Desk, News Nation 360 : Apollo Hospitals of Chennai held a press conference in Kolkata to improve patient access to India's most modern tertiary and quaternary care. The meeting focused on Apollo's four-decade heritage of clinical excellence, technological innovation, and patient-first outcomes, particularly through its Chennai Centres of Excellence, which receive thousands of challenging referrals from Eastern India each year. Apollo Hospitals Chennai is a premier destination for patients from West Bengal and eastern states seeking advanced interventions in

robotics, oncology, organ transplantation, cardiac sciences, and critical care, offering seamless integrated care from diagnosis through follow-up. With 42 years since 1983, Apollo has treated over 200 million patients, establishing itself as India's trusted leader in world-class medicine through clinical scale, specialist expertise, and cutting-edge technology. Chennai stands out for its high-volume robotic surgery program with 22,000+ procedures across 10 systems in urology, gynaecology, gastroenterology, ENT, and orthopaedics, delivering precision, minimal pain, smaller incisions, faster recovery, and superior outcomes. The centre excels in complex cardiac interventions for high-risk cases, quaternary oncology with multidisciplinary tumour boards for precision diagnosis and integrated surgical-medical-radiation care, and large-scale organ transplantation programs highlighted by Apollo's milestone of 5,000 successful liver transplants, first in India and the region-demonstrating standardised protocols and exceptional results. Dr Ilankumaran Kaliamoorthy, Group CEO – Apollo Hospitals Chennai Region, stated that West Bengal has been essential to Apollo's aim of providing world-class treatment throughout the country. Every year, they treat nearly 15,000 patients from this area, with many requiring sophisticated treatments. Because of their specialists' depth and ongoing technological improvement, Chennai has become a national focus for sophisticated care—from robotics to cancer to transplants. Their goal is to make this knowledge more accessible to all patients by establishing trusted regional partnerships and ensuring continuous care.

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