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enGen Global Donates Advanced Surgical Equipment to Seva Bharathi Hospital
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enGen Global donated advanced orthopaedic and laparoscopic surgical equipment to Seva Bharathi LCH Greenlands Trust – Dr Ishwar Chander Charitable Hospital in Hyderabad under its CSR initiative, enGen Serve. The donation aims to improve access to affordable, quality surgical care for underserved communities.

Hyderabad: enGen Global, an Integrated Healthcare Global Capability Centre, has donated advanced orthopaedic and laparoscopic surgical equipments to Seva Bharathi LCH Greenlands Trust – Dr Ishwar Chander Charitable Hospital at Sitarambagh, Hyderabad, under its Corporate Social Responsibility programme, enGen Serve.
The equipment was handed over at a Program held at Seva Bharathi Hospital, Sitarambagh, in the presence of enGen CHRO Shrinivas Ayyagari, enGen Global CFO and enGen Serve Head Arvind Srinivasan, Director Amrutha, Seva Bharathi Hospital Medical Director Dr. Veda Prakash, Seva Bharathi State Secretary Subramanyam, Vice President Rama Murthy Prabhala, Vidya Bhushan, representing the Lions Club On Sunday.
Dr. Veda Prakash, Seva Bharathi Hospital Medical Director, said the equipment is expected to strengthen the hospital’s surgical capacity and help it provide quality surgical care to underserved families at an affordable cost. The initiative will also enable the hospital to perform a wider range of procedures in-house, reducing the need for patients to seek treatment at costlier private facilities.
The orthopaedic equipment will support arthroscopic surgeries, ligament-tear repairs and other orthopaedic procedures. The laparoscopic equipment will enable minimally invasive surgeries, including appendix and gall-bladder operations.
Arvind Srinivasan, CFO and Head of enGen Serve at enGen Global, said, Access to quality healthcare should not be determined by a family’s ability to pay. Through enGen Serve, we are proud to help make essential surgical care more accessible and affordable.”
Shrinivas Ayyagari, CHRO, enGen, said Our purpose extends beyond business to creating meaningful impact in the communities we serve. We are proud to support Seva Bharathi in bringing quality surgical care closer to underserved families
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