Apollo Diagnostics National Reference Laboratory and Apollo Clinic Inaugurated In Gurugram's Sector 52

The laboratory will feature advanced robotics and AI-enabled Digi-Smart Track technology to support clinical teams with routine investigations and specialised testing.

India’s leading multispeciality hospital chain, Apollo Hospitals, has inaugurated the Apollo Diagnostics National Reference Laboratory and Apollo Clinic in Sector 52, Gurugram, following the opening of Apollo Hospital, Gurugram.

Dr. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited, outlined a vision of bringing quality healthcare closer to families and making prevention and early detection part of routine care. She emphasised timely access to medical expertise, earlier detection and preventive care.

The newly inaugurated centre brings primary and specialist consultations together with advanced diagnostics, making these services more accessible to families closer to home. Olympic medallist Saina Nehwal attended the inauguration as the chief guest.

The new National Reference Laboratory will serve as a diagnostic partner to Apollo Hospitals in Gurugram. Equipped to conduct more than 3,000 tests, the laboratory will feature advanced robotics and AI-enabled Digi-Smart Track technology to support clinical teams with routine investigations and specialised testing.

The laboratory team highlighted the importance of diagnostic excellence, with an emphasis on delivering precise and reliable results in time to inform decisions about patient care.

The launch also introduced the Apollo Family Health Card, which brings consultations and preventive health benefits together under one plan to help families keep up with routine care.

Highlighting the role of emerging technologies, Dr. Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, said, “As healthcare enters an extraordinary era of transformation, with AI, advanced medical technologies and precision medicine reshaping the possibilities of care, we must ensure that progress never comes at the cost of the human connection. Technology must strengthen the human touch, innovation must improve patient outcomes, and excellence must always be anchored in compassion. This is the balance we must strive for as we build the future of healthcare.”

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