Healing Hospital Receives Award for the Best Hospital in Chandigarh from Punjab CM Bhagwant Maan

Chandigarh (India), May 8: Tribune Employees Union organized an All-India Media Meet and felicitated Healing Hospital, Chandigarh with the esteemed title of “Best Hospital in Chandigarh.” The Chief Guest, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, expressed his admiration and congratulated the team for their hard work and dedication towards achieving this milestone. 

The Healing Hospital Chandigarh, inaugurated in 2016, is a NABH Accredited Super Specialty Hospital with 100 + beds and over 20 medical services. It caters to a wide range of medical needs, offering services in cardiology, orthopedics & joint replacement, gynecology, pediatrics, intensive care, neurology, gastroenterology, urology, nephrology, and more. With a dedicated team of medical professionals and a commitment to providing quality care and services in a compassionate environment, Healing Hospital is setting a new standard of excellence in patient-focused healthcare.

Healing Hospital is a mission-driven organization committed for providing excellent, personalized, and affordable healthcare services to patients. At Healing Hospital, they focus on staying up-to-date with the latest innovations in healthcare technology and consistently offers the most comprehensive treatments available. Their goal is to ensure that each patient they serve leaves the hospital with utmost satisfaction.

Talking about the award, the team at Healing Hospital is very dedicated. And that is why they are the best healthcare providers in the Tricity. The management team of the Healing Hospital – Drishmeet Singh Buttar, Karanvir Singh Buttar, and Dr. Harsimran, received the award from CM Bhagwant Mann. Mr. Buttar (Partner – Healing Hospital) has dedicated the award to the talented team of Healing Hospital who have been instrumental in providing outstanding medical care to the people of Chandigarh. “There is no other private hospital in the city that offers such a wide range of services and technology. Our goal is to ensure that all the patients have access to tertiary-level care under one roof!” he adds.