The centre will offer a wide array of services including injury prevention programmes, advanced diagnostics, personalised rehabilitation plans and sports nutrition counselling
CARE Hospitals has opened its cutting-edge Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre at its Banjara Hills Unit. The facility which heralds a new era in specialised healthcare for athletes and active individuals was inaugurated by SunRisers Hyderabad cricketers – Heinrich Klaasen, Marco Jansen, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Shahbaz Ahamad, in the presence of Varun Khanna – Group Managing Director, Quality Care India, Jasdeep Singh – Group CEO, CARE Hospitals, Dr Sanjib Kumar Behra, HOD-Orthopedics & Joint Replacement and other key clinical experts and dignitaries.
“Today, we embark on a journey to redefine sports medicine and rehabilitation, not just for athletes but for anyone seeking to lead an active lifestyle,” said Varun Khanna, Group MD, Quality Care India. “Our vision is to provide comprehensive care that not only addresses injuries but also focuses on prevention, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement. The launch of this department reflects CARE Hospitals’ dedication to supporting athletes and active individuals at every stage of their journey.”
Jasdeep Singh, Group CEO, CARE Hospitals, emphasised the importance of this initiative in addressing the challenges faced in sports medicine. “Through this launch, we aim to bridge the gap in access to specialised care, ensuring that athletes and active individuals receive the support they need regardless of their location. The collaboration between CARE Hospitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad underscores a shared commitment to advancing sports medicine and promoting athlete well-being.”
The Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre at CARE Hospitals, Banjara Hills will offer a wide array of services including injury prevention programs, advanced diagnostics, personalised rehabilitation plans, and sports nutrition counselling. The goal is to empower individuals to achieve peak performance while prioritising their long-term health.
