Apollo Hospitals Commemorated its 42nd Anniversary

News Desk, News Nation 360 : On its 42nd anniversary, Apollo Hospitals celebrated having helped 200 million people, gained the trust of 185 countries, and reached more than 19,000 pincodes in India. As Apollo opened India’s first corporate hospital in 1983, it sparked a healthcare revolution, having undertaken over 51 lakh surgeries and 27000 organ transplants during the four decades. Additionally, Apollo has taught more than 11 lakh professionals, greatly increasing the nation's competent healthcare workforce. India's increasing longevity and health standards are closely linked to Apollo's journey. Apollo has directly boosted survival rates, extended life expectancy, and India's standing as a reliable international healthcare destination by decreasing reliance on foreign care, improving clinical standards across industries, and increasing access to millions. With its groundbreaking firsts, including the first Proton Cancer Centre in South Asia, the first AI-Precision Oncology Centre in India, and the first CyberKnife® Robotic Radiosurgery system in the area, Apollo has continuously transformed medicine in India and beyond. Apollo is at the forefront of modern medicine thanks to its 28 sophisticated robotic platforms, AI-powered cardiovascular risk assessment, and augmented reality-assisted procedures. By creating trust in India’s healthcare quality, Apollo has made India a global destination for care, reversing the earlier trend of outbound patients. Dr Prathap C. Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, stated that when Apollo started in 1983, it was the beginning of a movement as well as a hospital. Over the course of four decades, that movement has expanded to become a powerful force that has changed the healthcare landscape, impacted 200 million lives, and fostered trust in 185 countries. Our goal has always been to make top-notch care affordable and prepared for the future. Apollo will continue to be a driving force as India emerges on the international scene, fostering healthier societies, expanding medical knowledge, and guaranteeing that families worldwide can look forward to the future with optimism, well-being, and contentment.