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Understanding Ligament Healing Times At Archana Hospitals, we recognize that the healing time for ligaments varies based on the injury's severity. Grade A (mild) ligament sprains may heal within a few weeks, while Grade B (moderate) sprains typically take 6 to 10 weeks for recovery. Severe ligament injuries may require surgical intervention and could take several months to heal fully. It's crucial to follow a rehabilitation plan tailored by our specialists to ensure optimal recovery and prevent further injury. Consult Archana Hospitals Address Block (A): 1-56/AH, NH 65, beside Reliance Digital, Madinaguda, Durga Estates, Miyapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500049 +91 88866 07086 (appointments) 040 71071000 (Administration Contact) Address Block (B): opp. Green Bawarchi, Ramakrishna Nagar, Hafeezpet, Madeenaguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500050 +91 88866 17899 (appointments) 040 69 108 108 (Administration Contact) https://lnkd.in/dYwv6EwW . . #ArchanaHospitals #LigamentHealing #InjuryRecovery #SportsMedicine #HealthTips #hyderabad #chandanagar #madinaguda #linkedinpost

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The Indian healthcare industry experienced strong growth in 2023, reaching a value of $372 billion, fueled by contributions from both the private sector and the government. In the same year, India's hospital market was valued at $98.98 billion and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.0% from 2024 to 2032, reaching an estimated $193.59 billion by 2032. Looking to invest in hospitals? Below are some ready-to-operate hospitals across India: Hospital in Model Town, Delhi https://hecta.co/id/16770 Hospital on Raisen Road, Ashoka Garden, Bhopal https://hecta.co/id/16301 Hospital with equipment in Puducherry https://hecta.co/id/9416 Hospital in Jaisinghpura, Mathura https://hecta.co/id/7848 #HealthcareInvestment #IndianHospitals #HospitalMarket #IndiaGrowth #RealEstateInvestment #Hecta #PropertyDeals #MedicalFacilities #InvestSmart #HealthcareSector #ReadyToOperateHospitals #DistressedSale #RepossessedProperties #AuctionProperties #BankSeHectaPe

Why do DOCTORS have to face the brunt of disgruntled Patients? Is it due to the lack of Security or lower Doctor/Population ratios? OR Is it the Systemic burden that is getting passed on to the Doctors? In last week, 2 cases of VIOLENCE_AGAINST_DOCTORS happened!! 1 in Chennai (Kalaignar Centenary Super Sp. Hospital) 1 in Indore (Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College - India) In CHENNAI, Dr. Balaji Jaganathan was stabbed 7-Times by Vignesh whose mother was getting Cancer Treatment. Vignesh was frustrated & allegedly upset about her treatment. In INDORE, patient's attendant got a mob to Attack on-duty doctors with belts and chairs because On-duty Doctors asked to share an ICU bed with another patient. These incidences showcase grave issues: 1st, the patients do NOT TRUST the hospital ecosystem 2nd, the patients expect VIP treatment even in Govt. Hospitals 3rd, the SECURITY is borderline non-existent in hospitals 4th, the security is NOT FIT, ARMED & TRAINED to handle a crisis Now, why do PATIENTS not TRUST the hospitals and expect VIP treatment? There is definitely a huge GAP between the Expectation Vs Reality. What the local politicians are promising during elections Vs The lack of Budgets to fulfil the same Vs The Mis-use of budgets in Bureaucratic layers Vs The hopeless sameness of the reality at huge expectation levels The result is the Huge unwanted BURDEN of performance on doctors Huge verbal ABUSE & more increasingly PHYSICAL Now, with the increasing Abuse and NO improvement in SECURITY even after Incessant hue & cry of the Doctors in public, the Healthcare Community might feel alienated overtime leading to - Fewer people opting for Medical field - More HCPs leaving India Now, I don't want to say anything else as Post-R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital Kolkata, This situation of Violence-against-Doctors is ubiquitous. What is the problem in the system, as per you? What could be the possible solution looking at a few good examples in India & outside? How can the MISTRUST be solved? #healthcare #healthtech #india #chennai #indore #kolkata #hospital #doctors #doctorsafety #patientsatisfaction #patientfrustration #continuouscare #cancercare #violenceagainstdoctors #doctorssafety #hospitalsecurity #politician #bureaucracy #kolkatarapecase #rgkar

Name me one profession where an individual is not stressed, harassed, intimidated or worst case scenarios attacked grievously. Whether at home or at work some form of physical or emotional attack is ubiquitous but definitely not the norm. If the law and law makers ensure a speedy justice to the affected individual, a lot less of this sad scenarios will happen. This is an age old systemic societal problem. My two bits for a creating a safer world around us- On social media we must must give more lung space for talking about the many good in the society and less about the few evil in the same society. Good news travels slow, bad news travels fast! Participate and share more of the good around you in a consistent way. Maybe, we as homo sapiens will be positively impacted in our thinking and acting even under duress.

Aarogyapay’s home-based blood tests are a game-changer for residents in cities like Madurai, Jabalpur, and Meerut. Whether you need a Renal Panel, CRP, or Hormone Profile tests, we deliver professional healthcare services at your doorstep. Book your home-based test today and step into a healthier lifestyle. #Aarogyapay #HomeHealthcareRevolution #BloodTests

Prof. Madhabananda Kar, Executive Director of AIIMS Jodhpur, addressed key issues at ICSE 2024, emphasizing the critical balance between patient care, capacity building, and research. He highlighted the need for a balanced focus on these areas, stressing the importance of indigenous research and effective data management. #MobiusFoundation #MobiusICSE2024 #ICSE2024 #SustainableFuture #Sustainability #SustainableEducation

In a small village called Cenimara in Assam, where getting medical help is hard, a bunch of wise and concerned women came together. But this wasn't a casual gathering; they all gathered at the Swastha Sawari Camp. The picture captured a powerful moment: a community, particularly older women who often get neglected in healthcare access, finally having the opportunity to prioritize their well-being. Among them was Rohini Devi (name changed), a 68-year-old woman whose calloused hands spoke volumes about a life of hard work. For years, Rohini had ignored the persistent aches and pains, dismissing them as just part of ageing. However, the awareness sessions conducted at the Swastha Sawari camp brought her a realization. The doctor patiently listened to her concerns and conducted a thorough examination. The diagnosis found high blood pressure with a potential risk of Arthritis of Knees which came as a shock, but it was also a turning point. Rohini, who had attributed her fatigue to simply "getting old," now understood the root cause. Rohini left the camp with essential medication and knowledge for lifestyle and weight management. She was referred to the nearby Gawahati Medical College and Hospital for further test and checkups. All the other women received information on preventive healthcare, the importance of regular checkups, and how to manage chronic conditions. From simple lifestyle changes to recognising early warning signs, every piece of information shared was a step towards breaking the shackles of ignorance. Stories like Rohini's are a testament to the impact this initiative has – one checkup, one conversation, and one empowered woman at a time. #HealthcareforAll #JivikaHealthcare #CSRIndia #SwasthaSawari #ServingtheUnderserved Shwetanjali K. Siemens Healthineers

#Healthcare #Industry #News Source : Economic Times Max Healthcare will be investing up to 5500 Cr over the next 3-5 years to more than double the bed capacity. (adding around 4200 more beds). The expansion will comprise both greenfield and brownfield projects. Max Healthcare currently has 4000 beds mainly concentrated in Delhi, NCR. Of the fresh capacity about 2600 beds will become available over the next 4 years. Planning to add 300 beds in Delhi shortly besides commissioning 1000 beds each in FY25 and FY26 Uttar Pradesh will be the state where it wants to be the leading hospital chain. Medanta currently leads the UP market with its 1000 bed hospital in Lucknow. It will be investing 2500 Cr in 3-5 years in Lucknow which will be used towards setting up a greenfield 500 bed hospital in the city besides augmenting capacity at Sahara Hospital which it acquired for 940 cr last year. It has a operational capacity of 285 beds. Max will be investing 150-200 Cr to upgrade the Sahara Hospital by adding 265 more beds, renovate infrastructure, introduce robotics, radiation therapy in oncology, transplants and nursing education.

Top News Headlines of the Hospital Industry 23.09.24 National News: 1.      Doctors at Max Hospital, Saket, successfully removed a bullet that had been lodged in a man’s lung for 16 years 2.      Cancer Moonshot: Quad Leaders to Launch Global Initiative to Fight Cancer, Targeting Cervical Cancer in Indo-Pacific 3.      CM Mohan Charan Majhi: Plans to Organize Health Camps in All District Headquarters of Bhubaneswar 4.      JJ Hospital in Mumbai has unveiled a newly renovated nursing home 5.      Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi will inaugurate Aurobindo Pharma's Penicillin-G plant in Andhra Pradesh 6.      Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Delhi HC challenging a regulation that requires the preservation of unused gametes or embryos solely for the same recipient 7.      Aster DM Healthcare to Launch 300-Bed Women & Children's Hospital in Hyderabad by 2026 8.      Graphic Era Hospital, Dehradun doctors replaced 2 heart valves without any incisions 9.      Himachal Government Plans to Deploy AI-Enabled Portable X-Ray Machines 10.  Thyroid Function Test Market to Jump by USD 38.85 Million 11.  Star Health Insurance Data Leak on Telegram International News: 1.      Global Healthcare Faces Rampant Sexual Harassment, Urging Safety Reforms for Workers 2.      Palestine: Gaza Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital Warn to Shutdown Operations due to Shortage of Supply #365HS #Hospitalindustry #Hospitalindustrynews#Healthcarenews