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Tuesday 22 May 2012

Healing Touch

 

 

 

Dr PVA Mohandas, Founder, MIOT and Mallika Mohandas, Chairman

Prof Dr PVA Mohandas, Founder, MIOT, and Mallika Mohandas, Chairman, have created a pioneering multi-specialty hospital.

 

 Committed to ‘Putting Patients First’, this is the only hospital in India to win the Niryat Shree Gold Trophy (2004) for performance in the healthcare sector. A pioneer in several crucial medical and research fields, it consistently upgrades skills and technology to offer the best in global healthcare.

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4/112, Mount Poonamalle Road

Manapakkam

Chennai - 600 089

+91 44 2249 2288

Fax: +91 44 2249 1818 / 2249 1313

 

enq@miothospitals.com

 

 

 

 

 

MIOT Hospitals Chennai

  

 

Miot team 

 

MIOT was founded in 1999 by Padmashri winner Prof Dr PVA Mohandas, with the vision of building a world class hospital in India. Starting out as a hospital specialising in Orthopaedics and Trauma, it quickly grew into a premier multi-specialty hospital, continuously adding new departments that collaborate in the treatment of complex cases. From diagnostic scans and computer navigation to miniaturised instruments, the hospital has invested heavily in the latest technology, resulting in precise diagnoses, minimally invasive treatments and faster recovery periods. Says Mallika Mohandas, Chairman of MIOT, “We strive to surround our patients with compassion and dignity and to touch each mind, body and spirit with caring hands – this is the task we have set ourselves. This is our life’s work.”

 

The hospital has been credited with breakthroughs in orthopaedics, pinhole and keyhole surgeries, nephrology and cardiology. It pioneered Computer Navigated Total Knee Replacement and actively researches joint replacement techniques and materials that ensure zero error and longevity, as part of the Joint for Life programmeRecognising the need for joints customised to the Indian anatomy, it is developing technically advanced and economical joints, a first in India’s medical history.

 

Frontline of Health Care

Pinhole and keyhole surgeries have been encouraged at MIOT, particularly because they eliminate the need for complex, open surgeries with a high risk of infection. They can help open up blocks and shrink tumours and are quickly becoming a popular choice of treatment, primarily because the hospital educates its patients about the benefits. Prof Dr Mohandas performed the first total hip replacement in India three decades ago, and MIOT now has the most experienced team in the field of Hip Arthroplasty. The hospital recently launched tertiary care in Nephrology. The Nephrology department has initiated pioneering research involving kidney transplants where recipients and donors are of different blood groups.

 

To stay on the frontline of medicine MIOT invests in medical research. The MIOT Institute of Research was set up in association with University of Zurich, Switzerland, to explore the dynamic field of stem cell research.

 

Orthopaedic surgery

 

MIOT’s for Adult Cardio Thoracic Department is one of the best in the world, and among the few that offer aneurysm surgery.   In 2008, the department touched a milestone with keyhole endovascular stenting of aortic aneurysms.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

Patients can recover in a comfortable and infection-free environment with immediate access to their physicians, who are available through the day at the hospital. MIOT’s College of Nursing trains nurses to the high calibre of nursing required at MIOT. The hospital frequently holds awareness camps across the country, and publishes newsletters like Medicine Today and Maruthuva Vivekam in English and several regional languages. Children’s Heart Internationale MIOT (CHIME) addresses the needs of children who require cardiac surgery. This programme offers free or subsidised treatment, and has conducted screening camps for children in India and Africa.

 

The hospital also sets aside funds for the free treatment of people from economically backward classes. This year, it plans to form associations with hospices in disadvantaged African communities, to provide clinical and educational support, a sign of its dedication to empowering people and communities with the best care available.

 

 

 

Miot Hospital 

 

Taking into consideration post-surgery care, MIOT has set up The Retreat, a luxurious nursing facility that houses a health club, beauty parlour, an auditorium and a multi-cuisine restaurant.