Naranaya Health

NARAYANA HEALTH

A propos de l’hôpital

Les installations et les services de Narayana Health sont conçus et proposés en tenant compte des besoins des patients ; Narayana Health fournis des services de soutien complets qui couvrent chaque étape de votre traitement.

Spécialités

Cardiologie

Chirurgie

Dermatologie

Endocrinologie et Diabétologie

Gastroentérologie

Gynécologie

Néphrologie

Neurologie

Oncologie

O.R.L

Situation géographique

https://www.narayanahealth.org/hospitals

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Galerie

INDIA – AUGUST 29: Dr Kumar at Telemedicine center in Narayana Hrudayalaya Foundation, Bangalore discussing with Dr Manor Mani about a patient at Kasturba Gandhigram in Dindigal district, Tamil Nadu. (Telemedicine Programme) (Photo by Gireesh Gv/The The India Today Group via Getty Images)

TO GO WITH India-health-hospital,FEATURE by Adam Plowright This picture taken on February 20, 2013 shows staff in a ward in Narayana Hrudayalaya, cardiac-care hospital in Mysore. What if hospitals were run like a mix of Wal-Mart and a low-cost airline? The result might be something like the chain of « no-frills » Narayana Hrudayalaya clinics in southern India. AFP PHOTO / Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit should read Manjunath Kiran/AFP via Getty Images)

TO GO WITH India-health-hospital,FEATURE by Adam Plowright In this picture taken on February 7, 2013 carers of patients buy medicine at the pharmacy of the Narayana Hrudayalaya cardiac-care hospital in Bangalore. What if hospitals were run like a mix of Wal-Mart and a low-cost airline? The result might be something like the chain of « no-frills » Narayana Hrudayalaya clinics in southern India. Using pre-fabricated buildings, stripping out air-conditioning and even training visitors to help with post-operative care, the group believes it can cut the cost of heart surgery to an astonishing 800 USD. AFP PHOTO/Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit should read Manjunath Kiran/AFP via Getty Images)

TO GO WITH India-health-hospital,FEATURE by Adam Plowright In this picture taken on February 7, 2013 Indian philanthropist, cardiac surgeon and founder of Narayana Hrudayalaya,Devi Prasad Shetty gestures during an interview at the cardiac-care hospital in Bangalore. What if hospitals were run like a mix of Wal-Mart and a low-cost airline? The result might be something like the chain of « no-frills » Narayana Hrudayalaya clinics in southern India. Using pre-fabricated buildings, stripping out air-conditioning and even training visitors to help with post-operative care, the group believes it can cut the cost of heart surgery to an astonishing 800 USD. AFP PHOTO/Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit should read Manjunath Kiran/AFP via Getty Images)

TO GO WITH India-health-hospital,FEATURE by Adam Plowright In this picture taken on February 7, 2013 hospital staff work at one of the post-operative pediatrics observation and care units of the Narayana Hrudayalaya cardiac-care hospital in Bangalore. What if hospitals were run like a mix of Wal-Mart and a low-cost airline? The result might be something like the chain of « no-frills » Narayana Hrudayalaya clinics in southern India. Using pre-fabricated buildings, stripping out air-conditioning and even training visitors to help with post-operative care, the group believes it can cut the cost of heart surgery to an astonishing 800 USD. AFP PHOTO/Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit should read Manjunath Kiran/AFP via Getty Images)

TO GO WITH India-health-hospital,FEATURE by Adam Plowright In this picture taken on February 7, 2013 staff members work in a ward of the Narayana Hrudayalaya cardiac-care hospital in Bangalore. What if hospitals were run like a mix of Wal-Mart and a low-cost airline? The result might be something like the chain of « no-frills » Narayana Hrudayalaya clinics in southern India. Using pre-fabricated buildings, stripping out air-conditioning and even training visitors to help with post-operative care, the group believes it can cut the cost of heart surgery to an astonishing 800 USD. AFP PHOTO/Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit should read Manjunath Kiran/AFP via Getty Images)

Open heart surgery is carried out on a baby at the Narayana Hrudayalaya Institue of Cardiac Sciences in Bangalore, India, June 30, 2005. The Narayana Hrudayalaya has over 500 beds with 10 operating rooms to perform 25 heart surgeries a day and plans to grow to 780 beds and 30 operating rooms to perform 75 heart surgeries a day. The hospital gets referrals from 8 countries for complex heart diseases especially in newborn babies, barely few hours old. There are only a few teams of neonatal cardiac surgeons who routinely performs switches and double switches for complex heart problems, such as Transposition of Great Arteries in newborn babies. Many of the operations are carried out at little to no cost to the patients and cross subsidised by better off patients who come to use the facilities. (Photo by Michael Crabtree/Getty Images)

PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN: Two year old Pakistani heart patient, Gul Makiy (C) waits with her parents prior to their bus departure for India via Lahore, in Peshawar, 31 August 2005. Makiy is one of twenty children from the Pakistani North West Frontier Province (NWFP) who are to have open heart surgery at the Narayana Hrudayalaya Institute of Cardiac Science in Bangalore, India. AFP PHOTO/Tariq MAHMOOD (Photo credit should read TARIQ MAHMOOD/AFP via Getty Images)

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