A revamped and modernised Kantilal Gandhi Memorial Hospital reopened its doors to the city of Jamshedpur. TV Narendran, managing director,Tata Steel, Koushik Chatterjee, group executive director, Tata Steel, Dr Alok Roy, chairman, Medica, Ajoy Kumar, MP, and G. Ramdas, Secretary, KGMH were present.
In its second coming, the hospital has the backing of Kolkata-based Medica Superspecialty Hospital, a 500-bed state-of-the-art unit run by a group of healthcare professionals.
Having started about 4 years ago, Medica has established itself as the pioneers in providing world class healthcare at affordable rates in eastern India and has multiple footprints in various cities.
Tata Steel is known for its philanthropic activities and contribution to the society through various welfare projects, which have benefitted thousands of people. It has also been Medica’s endeavour to be of service to the society by providing quality healthcare at rates affordable to all. The hospital has been involved in different projects that have benefitted various sections of the people of Kolkata.
KGMH in its new format is a collaboration that aims to bring to Jamshedpur the benefits of modern healthcare at costs that will be well within the reach of the people of the city.
Speaking during the inauguration ceremony, Dr. Alok Roy reiterated, “It has always been Medica’s endeavour to provide the best of services. We have come to Jamshedpur with the promise of bringing state-of the-art healthcare at affordable prices to the people of this city and hope to achieve that with the support and encouragement of all our well-wishers here”. In his inaugural address Mr Narendran said, “This hospital is a great example of what a philanthropic organisation can do with the help of a professional and turn a good intent into a good facility. Tata Steel will continue to work towards the benefit of the society with help of people like Dr Alok Roy. We intend to bring superior healthcare to all who can and also those who cannot afford it.”