About PRK Hospitals Pvt. Ltd.

Real medicine treats not just your disease but your health on the whole. Therefore, we focus on providing real and tailor-made cures, and viable permanent solutions. At PRK Hospitals, every care-giver follows the fundamentals of healing, by providing care & support while helping you understand the importance of working towards a common goal of healing.

To deliver comprehensive medical treatment and superior personalised patient care through daily evaluation and asses



sment.


State-of-the-art infrastructure

If expert professionals and passionate staff form the heart and soul of PRK Hospitals, our backbone that keeps us standing strong is our in-house technology and world-class infrastructure.

  • * 200-bed capacity.
  • * Advanced operating theatres with laminar airflow and HEPA filters.
  • * High-end microscopes and the latest surgical equipment.
  • * Pathology lab for Biochemistry, Haematology, Microbiology and Histopathology.
  • * Highly facilitated cathlabs.
  • * Critical care areas equipped with central monitoring, ventilators and central oxygen system.
  • * ICUs with Philips ICRA software-enabled ECMO.
  • * Advanced modalities in Radiology and Imaging – 32 slice CT scan, 1.5 Tesla MRI, Digital X-ray, Colour Doppler, Mammography and Endoscopy.
  • * Non-invasive ultrasound for Gastroenterology.
  • * Video-EEG ENMG for Neurosurgery.
  • * Dialysis unit.

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

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