Healing Hands Clinic plans to expand from its current 40 centres to 100 over the next two years
As part of the expansion, the clinic on Tuesday launched a national 24×7 helpline offering free guidance on anorectal conditions, and announced plans to train 30 to 40 proctologists every year through its MUHS-certified fellowship and courses certified by Italian colorectal surgeon Dr Antonio Longo.
HHC plans to expand from its current 40 centres to 100 over the next two years.
Dr Porwal said the expansion will focus not only on increasing the availability of specialist treatment but also on improving awareness and access. The chain plans to use the investment to expand its presence, strengthen its technology and clinical capabilities, and reach patients beyond major urban centres. Pune: Expanding awareness through nationwide campaigns and working with the Centre and state govts to bring advanced treatment for anorectal conditions under govt-sponsored health schemes for underprivileged patients will be the next focus, city-based anorectal surgeon Dr Ashwin Porwal said on Tuesday, outlining the expansion plans of his proctology chain Healing Hands Clinic (HHC) following a global investment.