Glocal healthcare Systems Pvt Ltd is a chain of hospitals bringing state-of-the-art Medical facilities, Infrastructure along with Technology and Skills closer to under-served India. With a multidisciplinary team of highly skilled doctors and practitioners for world class patient care and treatment, Glocal provides secondary level healthcare, addressing 95% of the disease load in the country, constituted by 42 conditions & diseases.
We at Glocal believe that hospitals are meant to deliver health. Healthcare interventions, like medicines, investigation and surgeries are only important if they can restore the health of a patient. The basic business operating strategy has been to cut frills and keep costs at a minimum.
The hospitals run on a process based & outcome oriented system exclusively focusing on the health and wellness needs thereby providing outstanding medical services at a price point that provides maximum access to the intended audience.
Social Impact in 5 years
- 11 operational hospitals in difficult geographies across India and many more under construction
- LitmusDx – Clinical Decision Support System launched
- Hellolyf.com – Virtual Clinic Functional
- Digital Dispensaries – Intermediated Remote Primary Care Centres
- Over 600,000 patients seen till date
- Over 90,000 patients hospitalized till date
- Over 70,000 surgeries done till date
- Over 5000 lives at risk saved
- Over 1000 full time employment created
- Over 700 part time employment created
- Over 56000 people trained and over 39000 people given jobs through external placement
We are Proud to share our OUTCOMES:
In the most medically under-served areas of the country where such services did not exist.
- Glocal ICU had a mortality rate of 10.64% compared to a US average of 12.5% (Changes in hospital mortality for United States intensive care unit admissions from 1988 to 2012 Jack E Zimmerman, Andrew A Kramer, Critical Care 2013)
- An Indian average of 18.1% (Intensive Care in India: The Indian Intensive Care Case Mix and Practice Patterns Study, Divatia, Amin et al, Indian J Crit Care Med. 2016 Apr; 20(4): 216–225)
