City hospital launches institute for cardiac sciences
The Hindu
Parvathy Mutispeciality Hospital launched its Institute of Cardiac Sciences
Parvathy Mutispeciality Hospital launched its Institute of Cardiac Sciences on Sunday.
G. Bhakthavatsalam, chairman and managing trustee of KG Hospital, who launched the institute, spoke on cardiac care.
He praised S. Muthukumar, chairman of Parvathy Hospital, for his dedicated service.
The institute has state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, Dr. Muthukumar said. He said he had started from scratch, and now had 500 beds.
“The institute is another step towards fulfilling the institution’s commitment to providing the highest-quality healthcare services,” Dr. Muthukumar said.
The hospital was started in December 1992 as an X-ray facility in 150 square feet of rented space. Later, it expanded into an eight-bed hospital, he said.
T. Senthamil Pari, president of Indian Medical Association - Tamil Nadu, felicitated Dr. Muthukumar.
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