Apollo: India’s First Corporate Hospital Becomes a Global Inspiration : Trusted by 185 Countries, Reaching 19,000 Pincodes

Navi Mumbai: Apollo Hospitals celebrated new milestones on its 42nd anniversary, marking four decades of transforming healthcare in India and abroad. Founded in 1983 as India’s first corporate hospital, Apollo has now extended its services to 19,000 pincodes, earned the trust of patients from 185 countries, and positively impacted over 200 million lives.

Apollo’s achievements include more than 5.1 million surgeries, over 27,000 organ transplants, and the training of more than 1.1 million healthcare professionals. These contributions have elevated India’s healthcare sector to new heights.

Apollo Hospitals Group Chairman Dr. Prathap C. Reddy said, “When Apollo was established in 1983, it was not just the creation of a hospital but the beginning of a movement. In four decades, this movement has touched 200 million lives, gained the trust of 185 countries, and redefined healthcare. Our mission has always been to make world-class care accessible and future-ready.”

Apollo’s journey has strengthened healthcare standards in India, reduced dependence on foreign medical care, and improved life expectancy, ensuring healthier and longer lives.

Executive Vice Chairperson Dr. Preetha Reddy added, “The real strength of any nation lies in the health of its citizens. Our doctors, nurses, and staff are the true architects of progress. At Apollo, we have built not just hospitals but human capital. When we invest in people, we are truly investing in the nation’s future and dignity.”