CNBC -TV18 recognizes India’s best hospitals at the ‘India Healthcare Awards’

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ICICI Lombard and  CNBC -TV18 today announced the winners of the prestigious ‘India Healthcare Awards’.  An initiative to recognize and honor India’s finest health care service providers witnessed more than 3500 hospitals from metro, non-metro as well as districts participating for the honors. A total of 27 awards were conferred at a grand function organized at The Taj Palace , New Delhi. The award ceremony was felicitated by Dr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission of India.
The winners include reputed Hospitals like Tata Memorial Hospital, Hinduja Hospital Mumbai; Lilavati Hospital & Research centre, Mumbai and Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi among others.
Bhargav Dasgupta said “It’s been a memorable journey since we partnered with CNBC TV-18 in 2010 to introduce the India Healthcare Awards. Now in its fourth year, this platform has evolved considerably to become a benchmark that recognizes and acknowledges the efforts of the Leaders in the Healthcare Provider Fraternity. Receiving over 3,500 nominations this year is a testimony of the response that it has been able to garner and showcases the quality and rigorous methodology that the jury has been able to set to decide the Winners”.
On this occasion, Anil Unniyal, CEO, CNBC-TV 18 and CNBC Awaaz commented “Our association with ICICI lombard is by far one of the most gratifying ones as it supports the health ministry’s relentless efforts in making good quality medical services affordable to the masses and medical insurance becomes an extension of this service. There is a need to educate the masses about the importance of insurance and these awards will help provide impetus to the good work done bye these. We hope these awards become most the coveted industry recognition and create an industry benchmark in itself”
The India Healthcare Awards are conferred on the Best hospitals across different areas of specialization and geographies based on a rigorous and objective evaluation process. The exercise spans three phases: Nominations, Short listing by India’s leading research agency – IMRB (based on scope of service, infrastructure, patient safety record and innovation & research) followed by final selection of the short listed hospitals by an eminent jury of experts from related fields. The categories in which awards are conferred include General Service, Tertiary Care Hospitals (multi and single specialty hospitals), Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana award to hospitals for outstanding service to the community and WHO Awards for excellence in Primary Healthcare.
List of Winners:
S.noCategoryWinnerCity
 
Best Hospital in Single  specialty
1CardiologyFortis Escorts Heart Institute & Research Centre Delhi

Delhi
2GastroenterologyAsian Institute of gastroenterologyHyderabad
3UrologyR. G. Stone Urological Research InstituteDelhi
4OncologyTata Memorial HospitalMumbai
5OphthalmologySankara  Nethralaya Medical Research FoundationChennai
6EndocrinologyDr. V Mohan’s Diabetes Specialities CentreChennai
7OrthopaedicsSoundarapandian Bone and Joint HospitalChennai
8PaediatricsThe Kanchi Kamkoti Child Trust HospitalChennai
9NeurologyInstitute of NeurosciencesKolkata
10GynaecologyGunasheela Surgical and Maternity HospitalBengaluru
11NeurologyNational Institute of Mental Health and Neuro ScienceBengaluru
12PsychiatryNational Institute of Mental Health and Neuro SciencesBengaluru
 
Award for Multi Speciality Hospital
13MegapolisHinduja HospitalMumbai
14Lilavati hospital & research centre, MumbaiMumbai
15MetroSterling HospitalAhmedabad
16Non-metroG. Kuppuswami naidu memorial HospitalCoimbatore
Best District Hospital

17Grade -1Barasat State General HospitalKolkata
18Grade -2District hospitalKutch
19Grade – 3District HospitalBagalkot
20Commendation for Innovation in Transforming LiveSri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospital
RSBY award for outstanding Service to the community
21PrivateNazareth Hospital, Shillong, District – East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
22PrivateGupta Hospital , District DhamtariChhattisgarh
23PublicDr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, LucknowUttar Pradesh
24PublicTaluk Head Quarters Hospital, Cherthala, District AlleppeyKerala
25Award for General HospitalOrange City Hospital & Research InstituteNagpur
Award for Hospitals with Medical College
26MetroCivil HospitalAhmedabad
27Non-metroPost Graduate Institute of Medical Education & ResearchChandigarh

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