Medicover Hospitals Launches India’s Tallest Medical Tower in Hyderabad

The 20-storey tower adds 650 beds, advanced ICUs and modular operating theatres, significantly expanding Hyderabad’s tertiary care capacity.

Medicover Hospitals has inaugurated a landmark 20-storey medical tower in Hyderabad, marking a significant expansion of tertiary care capacity in the region.

The state-of-the-art facility, now India’s tallest medical tower, is designed to deliver comprehensive, technology-driven healthcare across a broad range of specialties.

Built to accommodate growing demand for advanced medical services, the tower houses 650 beds, integrated critical care units, modular operating theatres, and specialized departments for cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics and transplantation medicine.

Medicover officials emphasized that the tower was developed to provide seamless patient navigation, enhanced clinical workflows and faster access to multidisciplinary care.

Dr. Anil Krishna, Chairman, Medicover Hospitals, said, “This tower reflects our commitment to building world-class healthcare infrastructure that matches global clinical standards. With advanced technology and a robust care ecosystem, we aim to serve patients with greater efficiency and compassion.”

The new facility also features precision diagnostics, advanced imaging systems, digital command centers and dedicated lounges for international patients.

Designed with future-ready provisions, the tower supports rapid-scale emergency response, hybrid procedures and telemedicine integration.

Gowtham Reddy, Executive Director, Medicover Hospitals, said that the expansion aligns with the organization’s mission to strengthen healthcare access across India. “Our goal is to combine patient-centric design with high-end medical expertise.

This tower will enable us to treat more complex cases while improving comfort and safety for patients and families,” he added.

With Hyderabad emerging as a major medical hub, the launch positions Medicover as a key player in high-acuity care, meeting rising demand for advanced procedures, specialized consultations and long-term critical care support.

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