Apollo Hospitals Extends Advanced, Technology-Enabled Healthcare Services to Sri City

Apollo Hospitals will take full operational responsibility for the Sri City Medical Centre, alongside deploying its Remote Healthcare services.

Apollo Hospitals has announced the expansion of its advanced, technology-enabled healthcare services in Sri City, introducing a digitally supported care model that integrates remote monitoring, diagnostics, and on-ground medical services to improve access and continuity of care.

Sri City, located in Andhra Pradesh, with a rapidly growing workforce and population, hosting over 200 companies across sectors, has seen an increase in demand for reliable and continuous healthcare services and quality medical infrastructure.

Dr Prathap C Reddy said the organisation is pleased to bring Apollo’s healthcare services to Sri City, India’s leading integrated business city. He noted that the initiative reflects Apollo’s commitment to building a healthier and more productive industrial ecosystem, while also extending quality healthcare access to nearby villages and communities.

As part of the expansion, Apollo Hospitals will deploy its Remote Healthcare services, enabling continuous medical access supported by digital platforms. This model is expected to cater to nearly 70,000 employees and residents in the region, offering timely consultations, preventive care, and early intervention through technology-driven monitoring systems.

Sri City MD Dr Ravindra Sannareddy said the partnership introduces ‘platinum-standard’ care to the region, covering everything from preventive wellness to advanced treatment. The initiative goes beyond establishing a medical facility, embodying the belief that true growth must improve everyday life.

He expressed confidence that the collaboration will significantly benefit both the Sri City community and the surrounding rural population.

In addition to remote services, Apollo Hospitals will take full operational responsibility for the Sri City Medical Centre. The facility will offer outpatient consultations, day care procedures, emergency services, a 24×7 pharmacy, diagnostic laboratory support, and radiology services, including X-ray imaging.

The services are also expected to reach 25 to 30 nearby villages, helping bridge healthcare access gaps in rural areas.

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