Athulya Senior Care has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SingHealth, Singapore’s largest public healthcare cluster, to collaborate on medical services, professional training, research, and knowledge exchange amid rising demand from ageing populations.
SingHealth’s network includes Singapore General Hospital, KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Changi General Hospital, Sengkang General Hospital, and national centres like the National Cancer Centre Singapore, National Heart Centre Singapore, National Neuroscience Institute, alongside polyclinics and community hospitals.
The partnership merges Athulya’s senior living expertise with SingHealth’s clinical and academic strengths to enhance care delivery and institutional capacity. Planned initiatives include annual training for doctors, nurses, and allied professionals; exchange of scientific materials; joint R&D and publications; and participation in conferences, workshops, and bilateral meetings.
Mr. Srinivasan G, CEO & Founder, Athulya Senior Care, said: “This collaboration with SingHealth represents an important milestone in our journey to enhance senior care in India. By integrating Athulya’s care delivery experience with SingHealth’s clinical expertise, we aim to further strengthen our capabilities across medical services, training, and research.”
Ms. Vijaya Rao, Director, International Collaboration Office, SingHealth, added: “We are pleased to collaborate with Athulya Senior Care in exploring opportunities to advance medical services, education, and research. This partnership underscores our commitment to international collaboration and knowledge exchange.”
Mr. London Lucien Ooi, Group Director, International Collaboration Office, SingHealth, noted: “This collaboration reflects SingHealth’s ongoing commitment to building meaningful international partnerships that drive the exchange of knowledge, clinical expertise, and best practices.”
The MoU lays the foundation for sustained engagement to elevate senior care standards, professional development, and research innovation across both organisations.
