Aakash Healthcare’s Quest for Sky of Excellence is Relentless

New Delhi:  Aakash Healthcare is consistently on ascendance and forever pushing boundaries.  Last year it underwent extensive infrastructural transformation. 200 robotic surgeries were highest point in yesteryear.

Numbers were not so right for 2024 as numerology foretold and calamitous events one after another unto last amply proved. But Aakash Healthcare bucked the trend and hugely excelled to the pleasant surprise of hospital group’s Guinness book fame numerologist patriarch J C Chaudhry. Yesteryear proved hugely transformative in Infrastructure Development and patient care. It became evidently clear that for the leader Managing Director Dr Aashish Chaudhry world is his oyster and he will continue pushing the envelope further towards excellence.

Contrary to numerology apprehensions, the leadership of his son and MD of Aakash Healthcare, Dr Aashish Chaudhry showed a rare brilliance..Dr Chaudhary put his best foot forward in terms of Infrastructure development and patient care which proved quite transformative. Incidentally, Dr Chaudhry, a well known orthopaedic and knee replacement surgeon walked along oft repeated phrase ‘like father like son’ also earning Guinness Book fame for largest digital knee joint care session in the world this year.

In a media interaction in January, Dr Aashish Chaudhry beamed with confidence and gave impression that world is his oyster and he is ready to push the envelope still further to make Aakash Healthcare one of the best healthcare model in India. Dr Chaudhry gave a detailed lowdown on his future expansion plans.

In 2024, Aakash Healthcare underwent huge infrastructural transformation which entailed addition of 100 beds, increasing the total bed capacity to 300, and opening of four new operation theaters making 12 ot in all. Add to it specialized units such as the Interventional Radiology Suite, Bronchoscopy Suite, and a Bone Marrow Transplant Unit.

“Healthcare is not just about treating diseases; it’s about transforming lives with compassion, innovation, and trust, said Dr.Aashish Chaudhry, Managing Director of Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital. He added,‘last year, we’ve reached new heights in surgical care, performing over 200 robotic surgeries, including groundbreaking procedures like robotic kidney transplants and complex cancer excisions. A highlight was the successful organ donation of 8 organs from a young brain-dead patient, showcasing our unwavering commitment to saving lives.”

Aakash Healthcare’s impact is not only national but global, having touched over 40 million lives and provided care to more than 50,000 international patients from over 55 countries. Dr. Aashish Chaudhary’s leadership has been instrumental in building trust and relationships with patients worldwide, which has been further reflected in the hospital’s excellent 4.7 Google rating, garnered from more than 22,000 reviews.

As part of Aakash Healthcare’s expansion, new specialties such as Paediatric Cardiology, Interventional Radiology, and Paediatric Nephrology were introduced, further enhancing the breadth of services available to patients.The healthcare provider is set to continue its growth trajectory with two major upcoming projects in 2025: the opening of a state-of-the-art Oncology Unit in Dwarka and a new specialized unit in Gurugram, Haryana.

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