Superhealth, a new‑age hospital network in India, has secured investment from the family office of Mahendra Singh Dhoni to back its “zero‑wait” hospital model.
The funding marks a major boost for Superhealth’s ambitions as the Bengaluru‑based organisation rolls out its first facility and aims to expand nationwide.
At its flagship centre located in Salapuria Towers, Koramangala, Bengaluru, Superhealth plans to offer both outpatient (OPD) and inpatient (IPD) services across a wide range of specialties including cardiology, general surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology, gastroenterology, urology, dermatology, ophthalmology, pulmonology and general medicine.
Superhealth describes its approach as designed to remove common pain‑points in Indian healthcare such as long waiting times, inefficient workflows, opaque billing and paperwork. The hospital uses a tech‑enabled infrastructure: a proprietary AI platform called SuperOS that handles clinical documentation, automates diagnostics and digitises prescriptions, promising a fully paperless, streamlined patient experience.
The hospital’s layout and operations are tailored for patient convenience. Outpatient departments are located on the ground floor for easy access. Inpatient rooms are single occupancy to ensure privacy and comfort. The model also emphasises transparency and zero‑commission practices — setting itself apart from traditional referral‑based systems.
Superhealth has an ambitious growth plan: by 2030, it aims to establish a network of 100 hospitals nationwide with a total of 5,000 beds, potentially generating over 50,000 healthcare jobs.
With Dhoni’s backing, Superhealth’s “zero‑wait hospital” concept seeks to bring transparency, speed, and tech‑driven efficiency to Indian healthcare — a model designed to appeal to patients seeking prompt, modern, and reliable medical care.
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