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Unihealth Hospitals Ltd. is a healthcare service provider operating a network of multi-specialty hospitals, medical centers, and diagnostic facilities with a primary focus on the African healthcare market and growing presence in India. The company offers a range of tertiary care services, including surgical interventions, specialized medical treatments across various disciplines such as cardiology, oncology, nephrology, orthopedics, and neurology, as well as dialysis services. It operates facilities like UMC Victoria Hospital in Uganda and UMC Zhahir Hospital in Tanzania, along with medical centers and a newly launched multi-specialty hospital in Navi Mumbai, India, with further expansion plans in India. Unihealth Hospitals Ltd. also provides healthcare consultancy and project management services for establishing healthcare infrastructure in India and African countries. Additionally, the company is involved in the export and distribution of pharmaceuticals, medical consumables, nutraceuticals, and medical equipment from India to several African nations. A key component of their business is facilitating medical value travel, assisting patients from African countries in accessing advanced medical care in India, and fostering "Reverse Medical Tourism" for specialized services within Africa. The company aims to provide accessible and high-quality healthcare by combining Indian clinical expertise with localized partnerships.
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