White Lotus International Hospital opens in Navi Mumbai

The 400-bed super-speciality hospital is equipped with advanced infrastructure

White Lotus International Hospital and Research Centre has officially made its foray into the healthcare industry, with the launch of its state-of-the-art facility in Navi Mumbai. The 400-bed super-speciality hospital, equipped with advanced infrastructure, represents a new era in healthcare, blending cutting-edge technology with a commitment to affordability and quality.

Dr Ali Mudabbir, Chairman of Nishkala Healthcare, the parent company of White Lotus International Hospital, shared his ambitious vision for the hospital. He emphasized the company’s commitment to bringing international-standard healthcare at affordable prices, ensuring that high-quality services are accessible to all. Dr Mudabbir introduced the esteemed board of directors and highlighted the hospital's focus on super-speciality care, particularly in molecular biology, cancer augmentation, and advanced cancer treatments.

Dr Mudabbir also announced plans to replicate the White Lotus model across multiple locations in future, further expanding the reach of high-quality healthcare. Additionally, he hinted at the possibility of establishing medical colleges under the White Lotus International Hospital brand, reinforcing the company’s commitment to education and research in the medical field.

Ritesh Bijoria, CEO, Nishkala Healthcare, which supports the White Lotus International brand, highlighted the hospital's strategic location and its appeal to international patients. Located just 10 minutes from the upcoming international airport, the hospital is designed to cater to both domestic and international patients, offering convenience and accessibility.

“The 5.2 lakh square feet facility, with its world-class infrastructure and 100 per cent imported machinery, aligns perfectly with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Heal in India’ initiative. We are committed to providing quality healthcare at an affordable price, ensuring transparency in all our processes.” said Bijoria.