SAKRA World Hospital, in collaboration with Raksha Kavach Diagnostic Private Limited, has launched the SAKRA Information Centre in Bardhaman, West Bengal. This initiative aims to bring high-quality medical care closer to the people of Bardhaman by offering monthly OPDs with Sakra World Hospital doctors who specialize in Neurosurgery, Cardiac Surgery, Gastroenterology, and Urology.
During the inauguration event, Mr. Kamanasish Sen, Superintendent of Police of Purba Bardhaman district, praised the partnership. The ceremony was also attended by Mr. Lovekesh Phasu, COO, Sakra World Hospital, and Mr. Sukanta Ghosh, Director, Raksha Kavach Diagnostic. Mr. Kamanasish Sen expressed his admiration for the joint effort, saying, “This initiative between Sakra Hospital and Raksha Kavach is a commendable step towards improving the health and overall well-being of the people of Bardhaman.”
Situated at Outer Ring Road, Marathahalli, Bengaluru, SAKRA World Hospital is a premier healthcare organization that blends Indian clinical expertise with cutting-edge Japanese technology. The hospital has 350 beds and offers a comprehensive range of specialties, including Neuro Sciences, Cardiac Sciences, Orthopaedics, Women and Child Health, Digestive and Hepatobiliary Sciences, and Renal Sciences.
SAKRA Hospital is a Japanese brand under the guidance of Toyota Tsusho and SECOM and is recognized as India’s first MNC hospital. The facility boasts 12 integrated modular operation theatres (OTs) that feature advanced technologies, such as OR integration solutions, which facilitate video input recording, saving, and displaying from multiple sources, including surgical cameras, peripheral cameras, and MIS cameras.
Speaking about the SAKRA Information Centre, Mr. Lovekesh Phasu, COO of Sakra World Hospital, said, “This initiative is a testament to our commitment to ensuring that the people of Bardhaman have streamlined access to vital information and top medical specialists. We are dedicated to delivering specialized, comprehensive, and personalized medical care to the region.”
