Lilavati Hospital has announced the establishment of a cutting-edge Cancer Care Institute, featuring a 300-bed facility that promises to revolutionize cancer treatment in India. The institute aims to provide world-class care, utilizing advanced technology, personalized treatments, and global best practices to address the growing burden of cancer.
The announcement was made during the #LilavatiInitiatives program, attended by prominent leaders, including Shri Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra; Shri Prakash Abitkar, Minister of Public Health and Family Welfare; Shri Ashish Shelar, Minister of Information and Technology; Shri Pratap Sarnaik, Minister of Transport; Dr. Shrikant Shinde, Member of Parliament; and several trustees of Lilavati Hospital.
As per the press release, the new facility will provide tailored treatments, eliminating the need for patients to seek care abroad, thereby saving time and costs. In addition to exceptional patient care, the Cancer Care Institute will generate numerous job opportunities for healthcare professionals, researchers, and support staff, boosting the local economy and advancing Mumbai’s healthcare sector.
A significant highlight of the initiative is the introduction of AI-driven diagnostic tools for early and precise cancer detection, which is expected to improve patient outcomes and survival rates. Lilavati Hospital will also spearhead cancer awareness campaigns to educate communities about prevention, risks, and early detection.
Collaboration with Mayo Clinic for Nursing Excellence
As part of its vision for comprehensive healthcare, Lilavati Hospital has partnered with the Mayo Clinic to launch the Nursing Excellence Program. This collaboration will focus on enhancing nursing skills through specialized training in areas such as patient care, leadership development, safety protocols, and competency building. Nurses will receive certifications from the Mayo Clinic upon completion of the program.
Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra, praised the initiative in a recorded message from Davos, Switzerland, stating, “The collaboration between Lilavati Hospital and Mayo Clinic marks a new milestone in healthcare. This program will revolutionize nursing education and set unparalleled standards for patient care.”
Deputy Chief Minister Shri Eknath Shinde described the Cancer Care Institute as a “Health Temple” and emphasized the critical role of nurses in healthcare. “This landmark collaboration will make our nursing staff among the best in the world, empowering them with cutting-edge skills and techniques,” he said.
The announcement reflects Lilavati Hospital’s commitment to its motto, “More Than Healthcare, Human Care,” as it continues to prioritize innovation, compassion, and excellence in patient care.