KIMS Hospitals has announced the expansion of its KIMS Saveera Hospital in Anantapur, India. The facility’s bed capacity has been increased from 250 to 500 beds, marking a significant step in strengthening its healthcare infrastructure. The expansion includes a new Oncology Block with advanced equipment and a dedicated Mother and Child Block, enhancing tertiary and quaternary care services in the Rayalaseema region.
KIMS Hospitals Boosts Capacity in Anantapur
KIMS Hospitals, through its subsidiary Saveera Institute of Medical Sciences Private Limited, has significantly expanded the capacity of its KIMS Saveera Hospital located in Anantapur. The hospital’s bed capacity has been doubled, growing from 250 to 500 beds. This expansion aims to bolster the company’s healthcare infrastructure and improve access to advanced tertiary and quaternary healthcare services across the Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh.
New Facilities and Advanced Technology
The newly added facilities, which became operational on November 1, 2026, include a comprehensive Oncology Block. This block is equipped with state-of-the-art medical infrastructure such as a High Definition Linear Accelerator (HD-LINAC), a Digital PET-CT scanner, and Brachytherapy services. Furthermore, the expansion encompasses a dedicated Mother and Child Block, featuring specialized neonatal intensive care facilities, to provide comprehensive maternal, newborn, and paediatric healthcare.
Strategic Growth in Healthcare Services
This expansion represents a substantial advancement in the hospital’s clinical capabilities and broadens its portfolio of specialized healthcare services. KIMS Hospitals stated that this move reinforces its standing as a leading healthcare provider within the Rayalaseema region. The company views this as a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment to enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality.
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