
India · Hospital & health care startup
AIG Hospitals, located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India, is a premier multi-specialty healthcare institution founded in 1986 by Dr.
Funding reportedLast round: Private equity
AIG Hospitals, located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India, is a premier multi-specialty healthcare institution founded in 1986 by Dr.
D. Nageshwar Reddy. It has grown from India's first dedicated day-care center for gastrointestinal diseases into a world-class tertiary care facility, operating approximately 1,000 beds across two main locations: the 800-bed Gachibowli facility and the 300-bed Somajiguda facility. AIG Hospitals is recognized as a leader in gastroenterology and has been designated as one of the 20 global centers of excellence by the World Endoscopy Organization. The hospital offers a wide range of healthcare services across eight key centers of excellence, including medical and surgical gastroenterology, liver sciences, organ transplants, oncology, and cardiac sciences. AIG Hospitals is particularly noted for its expertise in complex procedures and minimally invasive surgeries. It also serves a diverse patient base, including international patients from over 20 countries, and is committed to clinical research and medical education, ensuring high standards of care and innovation.
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