Apollo Hospitals in India has praised the Maldivian government’s efforts to enhance healthcare services for its citizens, highlighting the crucial support provided for Maldivians seeking medical treatment abroad.
During a press conference held to discuss the treatment services offered by Apollo Hospitals in Indian cities popular among Maldivian medical tourists, Apollo Hospitals emphasized the effective health sector improvements spearheaded by the Maldivian government. The event, featuring a team of doctors from Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru, particularly addressed the issue of COVID-19 and broader healthcare topics.
Dr. Girish B Navasundi, a cardiac specialist from Apollo Hospitals, lauded the Maldivian government’s investments in the health sector, noting that these efforts have facilitated access to advanced medical treatments globally. “It is a matter of great pride that the Government of the Maldives has been working hard to improve the health sector and the government has been very supportive of the health issues of Maldivians, which has enabled them to receive treatment from all over the world with the help of the government,” Dr. Girish stated.
Dr. Girish highlighted the increasing incidence of heart disease in the Maldives, attributing it to lifestyle factors such as stress, smoking, and excessive consumption of oily food. He detailed the world-class cardiac services provided by Apollo Hospitals, emphasizing their expertise in performing bypass surgeries.
Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru has become a preferred destination for many Maldivians seeking specialized medical care. Dr. Girish noted that the hospital ensures continuous monitoring of patients’ conditions even after they return to the Maldives, underscoring the hospital’s commitment to providing the best possible treatment.
Overall, Apollo Hospitals’ commendation of the Maldivian government’s healthcare initiatives reflects a significant partnership aimed at enhancing the medical treatment available to Maldivians both domestically and internationally.
