As part of its CSR initiative, the hospital will also deploy 200 DRIISTI AI-powered smart glasses for visually impaired beneficiaries in Anantapur district: Reports
ANANTAPUR: The KIMS hospitals group has expanded KIMS Saveera Hospital in Anantapur, doubling its capacity from 250 to 500 beds. The expansion strengthens the group’s healthcare footprint across Rayalaseema and adds advanced infrastructure for specialised medical care.
The expansion includes a comprehensive oncology block featuring an Elekta Versa HD linear accelerator, digital PET-CT, brachytherapy and other diagnostic equipment, alongside a dedicated cuddles mother & child Block with neonatal intensive care facilities.
The expanded facility will be formally inaugurated on November 1, Dr B. Bhaskar Rao, chairman and managing director, KIMS Hospitals Group, said. He added that increasing capacity and strengthening specialised oncology and mother-and-child services, aim to bring advanced healthcare closer to communities across Rayalaseema.
As part of its CSR initiative, the hospital will also deploy 200 DRIISTI AI-powered smart glasses for visually impaired beneficiaries in Anantapur district. The devices have been developed by the KIMS Foundation & Research Centre in collaboration with M/s Achala Health Services.
