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'''Apollo Hospitals India''' is a hospital chain based in Chennai, India. It was founded by Dr. [[Prathap C. Reddy]] in 1983. With over 8500 beds across 53 hospitals within and outside India, the Apollo Hospitals Group is one of the largest healthcare groups in Asia. <ref>http://www.apollohospitals.com/</ref>
'''Apollo Hospitals India''' is a hospital chain based in [[Chennai]], [[India]]. It was founded by Dr. [[Prathap C. Reddy]] in 1983. With over 8500 beds across 53 hospitals within and outside [[India]], the Apollo Hospitals Group is one of the largest healthcare groups in [[Asia]]. <ref>http://www.apollohospitals.com/</ref>
Apollo group owns and manages 41 hospitals in and around India and has a total capacity of 7000 beds. Apollo Hospitals was founded by Dr. Prathap C Reddy in 1979 and is the first group of hospitals that pioneered the concept of corporate healthcare delivery in India.<ref>http://www.iloveindia.com/economy-of-india/top-50-companies/apollo-hospitals.html</ref>
Apollo group owns and manages 41 hospitals in and around [[India]] and has a total capacity of 7000 beds. Apollo Hospitals was founded by [[Dr. Prathap C Reddy]] in 1979 and is the first group of hospitals that pioneered the concept of corporate healthcare delivery in [[India]].<ref>http://www.iloveindia.com/economy-of-india/top-50-companies/apollo-hospitals.html</ref>


Referred to as the 'Architect of Healthcare in India', the Apollo hospitals with the help of latest technology and exceptionally committed medical practitioners provide outstanding healthcare facilities at substantially low cost.<ref>http://www.medicalindiatourism.com/apollo-hospitals-india/</ref>
Referred to as the 'Architect of Healthcare in India', the Apollo hospitals with the help of latest technology and exceptionally committed medical practitioners provide outstanding healthcare facilities at substantially low cost.<ref>http://www.medicalindiatourism.com/apollo-hospitals-india/</ref>
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'''Apollo Pharmacies''' : It is the largest retail pharmacy chain in [[India]] with over 70 round-the-clock retail outlets in India. '''Apollo''' Pharmacies is moving towards offering e-prescription based services to the end user and the doctor.
'''Apollo Pharmacies''' : It is the largest retail pharmacy chain in [[India]] with over 70 round-the-clock retail outlets in India. '''Apollo''' Pharmacies is moving towards offering e-prescription based services to the end user and the doctor.


'''Apollo Health & Lifestyle Limited''' : '''Apollo''' Health & Lifestyle Limited (AHLL) is engaged in establishing a network of clinics in India and neighbouring countries. It intends to address the day-to-day health needs of common people by providing a range of superior quality healthcare services at affordable prices.
'''Apollo Health & Lifestyle Limited''' : '''Apollo''' Health & Lifestyle Limited (AHLL) is engaged in establishing a network of clinics in [[India]] and neighbouring countries. It intends to address the day-to-day health needs of common people by providing a range of superior quality healthcare services at affordable prices.


'''MedVarsity Online Limited (MOL)''': MedVarsity Online Limited is promoted by '''Apollo''' Hospitals and [[NIIT]] Ltd. MedVarsity has developed over 1500 hours of medical content that is accessible to the medical community anytime and anywhere.
'''MedVarsity Online Limited (MOL)''': [[MedVarsity Online Limited]] is promoted by '''Apollo''' Hospitals and [[NIIT]] Ltd. MedVarsity has developed over 1500 hours of medical content that is accessible to the medical community anytime and anywhere.


'''Apollo Telemedicine Enterprises Limited (ATEL)''' : '''Apollo''' Telemedicine Enterprises Limited has developed the 'Apollo Telemedicine Network' that allows the participant sites to collaborate with institutions in the country and abroad and provides their clientele access to better healthcare in areas not adequately served by the medical community.
'''Apollo Telemedicine Enterprises Limited (ATEL)''' : '''Apollo''' Telemedicine Enterprises Limited has developed the 'Apollo Telemedicine Network' that allows the participant sites to collaborate with institutions in the country and abroad and provides their clientele access to better healthcare in areas not adequately served by the medical community.
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''' Equipment World''' : Equipment World sources and selects high-end medical equipment, catalogues and provides expert advice and services on technology, techno-commercial issues.
''' Equipment World''' : Equipment World sources and selects high-end medical equipment, catalogues and provides expert advice and services on technology, techno-commercial issues.


''' Keimed.com Limited''' : Keimed.com Limited is a unified national pharmaceutical procurement and supply chain management company for a wide range of medical goods, consumables, drugs, surgical, health and personal care products.
''' Keimed.com Limited''' : [[Keimed.com Limited]] is a unified national pharmaceutical procurement and supply chain management company for a wide range of medical goods, consumables, drugs, surgical, health and personal care products.


==Airport project==
==Airport project==


The group was in talks with an international group to set up a super specialty hospital at an international airport. There were reports that the hospital major was in talks with GMR group to set up a hospital at the airport. It had already set up a medical centre at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.<ref>http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/08/04/stories/2010080452890400.htm</ref>
The group was in talks with an international group to set up a super specialty hospital at an international airport. There were reports that the hospital major was in talks with GMR group to set up a hospital at the airport. It had already set up a medical centre at the [[Rajiv Gandhi International Airport]] in [[New Delhi]].<ref>http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/08/04/stories/2010080452890400.htm</ref>


==Tie-up with XLRI==
==Tie-up with XLRI==


Taken up as part of '''Apollo''' 's Talent Management Programme, the Apollo-XLRI duo would offer two courses – PG Certificate in General Management and Executive Diploma in General Management and Healthcare. The classes would be delivered through a video link from XLRI's Jamshedpur campus to the six learning centres of Apollo group, Mr E. Abraham, Director of the management institute, said.<ref>http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/08/04/stories/2010080452890400.htm</ref>
Taken up as part of '''Apollo''' 's Talent Management Programme, the Apollo-XLRI duo would offer two courses – PG Certificate in General Management and Executive Diploma in General Management and Healthcare. The classes would be delivered through a video link from XLRI's Jamshedpur campus to the six learning centres of Apollo group, [[Mr E. Abraham]], Director of the management institute, said.<ref>http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2010/08/04/stories/2010080452890400.htm</ref>


==Honours==
==Honours==

Revision as of 12:22, 16 December 2010

APOLLO HOSPITALS GroupINDIA
IndustryHealthcare
Founded1983
HeadquartersChennai, India
ServicesComplete health care services
Websitewww.apollohospitals.com

Apollo Hospitals India is a hospital chain based in Chennai, India. It was founded by Dr. Prathap C. Reddy in 1983. With over 8500 beds across 53 hospitals within and outside India, the Apollo Hospitals Group is one of the largest healthcare groups in Asia. [1] Apollo group owns and manages 41 hospitals in and around India and has a total capacity of 7000 beds. Apollo Hospitals was founded by Dr. Prathap C Reddy in 1979 and is the first group of hospitals that pioneered the concept of corporate healthcare delivery in India.[2]

Referred to as the 'Architect of Healthcare in India', the Apollo hospitals with the help of latest technology and exceptionally committed medical practitioners provide outstanding healthcare facilities at substantially low cost.[3]

Group Companies of Apollo Hospitals

Apollo Health Street Limited : It is a global healthcare services company that offers business process outsourcing and IT solutions and services to a global clientele.

Apollo Pharmacies : It is the largest retail pharmacy chain in India with over 70 round-the-clock retail outlets in India. Apollo Pharmacies is moving towards offering e-prescription based services to the end user and the doctor.

Apollo Health & Lifestyle Limited : Apollo Health & Lifestyle Limited (AHLL) is engaged in establishing a network of clinics in India and neighbouring countries. It intends to address the day-to-day health needs of common people by providing a range of superior quality healthcare services at affordable prices.

MedVarsity Online Limited (MOL): MedVarsity Online Limited is promoted by Apollo Hospitals and NIIT Ltd. MedVarsity has developed over 1500 hours of medical content that is accessible to the medical community anytime and anywhere.

Apollo Telemedicine Enterprises Limited (ATEL) : Apollo Telemedicine Enterprises Limited has developed the 'Apollo Telemedicine Network' that allows the participant sites to collaborate with institutions in the country and abroad and provides their clientele access to better healthcare in areas not adequately served by the medical community.

Family Health Plan Limited (FHP) : The company deals in the healthcare insurance sector and is the largest Third Party Administrator (TPA) in Asia.

Equipment World : Equipment World sources and selects high-end medical equipment, catalogues and provides expert advice and services on technology, techno-commercial issues.

Keimed.com Limited : Keimed.com Limited is a unified national pharmaceutical procurement and supply chain management company for a wide range of medical goods, consumables, drugs, surgical, health and personal care products.

Airport project

The group was in talks with an international group to set up a super specialty hospital at an international airport. There were reports that the hospital major was in talks with GMR group to set up a hospital at the airport. It had already set up a medical centre at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.[4]

Tie-up with XLRI

Taken up as part of Apollo 's Talent Management Programme, the Apollo-XLRI duo would offer two courses – PG Certificate in General Management and Executive Diploma in General Management and Healthcare. The classes would be delivered through a video link from XLRI's Jamshedpur campus to the six learning centres of Apollo group, Mr E. Abraham, Director of the management institute, said.[5]

Honours

The Apollo Hospital was honoured by having a stamp created in their name on 2nd November 2009 [6]


About Billion Hearts Beating

Studies over the last 60 years show an alarmingly high rate of coronary heart disease and premature heart disease among Indians.

It is estimated that Indians are nearly four times more susceptible to heart attacks than Caucasians, with 25% of attacks happening to people under the age of 40 - unheard of in other populations.

While the problem has its roots in lack of regular physical activity, poor blood cholesterol levels, poor eating habits and stress, there is one more reason ; a genetic predisposition. Scientific research reveals that Indians are genetically more prone to heart disease, prompting research efforts to identify this mutant gene and neutralize it.

Current research has identified 7 risk factors. These 7 together also present the solution, for if these risk factors are addressed, heart disease can be significantly reduced.

Communication, it was felt, was the key to addressing these risk factors and increasing general awareness about how heart disease could be countered.

Accordingly, Apollo Hospitals Group took the lead in launching a 360-degree campaign, articulated as 'Billion Hearts Beating', in partnership with The Times of India, in April 2010. The creative output included press and electronic media and on-ground activation.

The campaign achieved the critical mass in terms of engaging people to visit the website to take a pledge for a healthy heart. Contemporary messaging, easy-on-the-eye visuals and simplicity were the defining points in making the campaign effective and memorable.[7]

See also

References

Further reading

  • Rama V. Baru, Privatisation and corporatisation, 2000:paper 489, Seminar Publications, New Delhi, accessed at [1] November 11, 2006

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