Ankura Hospitals launches 120-bed facility at Kukatpally in Hyderabad
Ankura Hospitals for Women and Child Care on Thursday launched its new 120-bed facility at Kukatpally.
The new facility spread over 50,000 sft offers birthing suites, advanced foetal medicine care, high-quality prenatal, perinatal care, water birthing, alongside other birthing options such as painless delivery, natural birthing, and caesarean sections.
The Level III NICU and PICU are equipped to provide critical care to premature and newborn babies, including extremely preterm low birthweight babies, and children requiring such care.
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