Lilavati Hospital To Open First Overseas Centre In Kazakhstan To Boost Medical Tourism Push
Mumbai: India’s growing focus on medical tourism is prompting private hospitals to look beyond the domestic market, with Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre set to open its first overseas facility in Kazakhstan in September as part of a strategy to attract more international patients to India for advanced treatment. Super-Speciality OPD Centre To Offer Consultations And Treatment Planning The…
Mumbai: Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre is set to open its first overseas facility in Kazakhstan in September, marking a strategic move to expand its medical tourism push beyond India's borders. The super-speciality outpatient department (OPD) will offer consultations, second opinions, and treatment planning for various specialties, including oncology, cardiac sciences, neurology and neurosurgery, gastroenterology, orthopaedics, urology, IVF, and reproductive medicine.
For patients requiring complex procedures or major surgeries, they will be referred to Lilavati Hospital's Bandra facility in Mumbai. The CEO of Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre, Dr. Ravindra Karanjekar, stated that the Kazakhstan centre will serve as a gateway for the hospital's planned expansion across Central Asia, with the company evaluating opportunities in Uzbekistan, Oman, Mauritius, and Sri Lanka.
This expansion is part of a broader trend among states and healthcare companies to build international-facing medical infrastructure.
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