Chennai, 14 March 2025: In yet another accomplishment by an iconic healthcare brand, Apollo Women’s Hospital celebrated 10 years of excellence, dedication and innovation in women’s healthcare today. The Hospital – that was founded with a vision to create a center that provides world-class care to mothers and newborns – has been ensuring safe deliveries, leading high-risk interventions and guiding treatment towards best possible outcomes. That vision has transformed today into a legacy of hope, healing and medical excellence.
This milestone is a testament not just to the Hospital’s growth but to the countless lives the brand has touched over the past decade. This is exemplified by the fact that the Obstetrics team has successfully completed over 7500 deliveries while the Gynaecological team has performed over 33,000 surgeries with excellence.
Ms. Suneeta Reddy, Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Group said, “We celebrate this 10-year milestone with a deep sense of pride and responsibility. This is not just a celebration of the past but a commitment to the future. We will continue to push the boundaries of medical excellence, embrace innovation, and provide the highest quality care to every mother and newborn who walks through our doors. I commend our incredible team of doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals and thank them for their unwavering dedication, expertise, and compassion. We have truly transformed countless lives through our patient-centric model of care.”
The Hospital has guided many medical miracles since its inception in 2015. It has successfully delivered quadruplets, implanted pacemakers in newborns and navigated other critical conditions. The Hospital has also expanded its IVF services, bringing hope to families and helping them fulfill their dreams of parenthood.
The Hospital soon plans to launch a Cosmetic Gynaecology Clinic to revitalize women’s intimate well-being and address the unique concerns women patients may have. It also promises more advanced training in the Ob-Gyn discipline and neonatal care in the years to come. The Hospital currently runs multiple academic programmes with a 100% pass rate.