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Apollo Hospitals rolls out its third facility in Maharashtra with a 400-bed quaternary care facility in Pune

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Apollo Hospitals, Asia’s pioneering integrated healthcare services provider, today inaugurated its newest facility in Swargate, Pune. The hospital will initially open with 250 beds as part of a phased launch, with plans to expand capacity further to meet growing healthcare needs across the region.  “At Apollo, our mission is to transform healthcare not just in India, but for the world. Inspired by the ‘Heal in India – Heal by India’ vision, we are creating a global destination where clinical excellence meets compassion and affordability. We want health and happiness in every home of Pune and India,” said Dr Prathap C Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group.  Apollo Hospitals’ expansion in Pune reflects a strategic response to the city’s evolving healthcare demands, integrating advanced

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