About Us
While 70% of India is living in semi-urban and rural areas, 80% of India’s healthcare facilities are located in urban/metro areas.
Vaatsalya is bridging this gap by building and managing hospitals/clinics in semi-urban and rural areas and bringing healthcare services where it is needed most.
Vaatsalya Hospitals provide affordable services in an efficient and friendly environment at Hubli, Gadag, Karwar, Bijapur, Mandya, Raichur and Hassan (Karnataka) with plans to expand to 25 locations over the next three years.
Outlook Business : Low-cost Cures
Vaatsalya was featured in Outlook Business in the July 11,2009 issue
The social implications of such hospitals are immense. About 70% of India’s one billion-plus people live in rural and semi-urban areas. Here, access to quality healthcare is restricted to mom-and-pop clinics, charitable institutions and government hospitals. Pricing is arbitrary and almost always defined by individual doctors
Crossing the Divide : The Business of Social Good
Livemint (Wall Street Journal and Hindustan Times JV) did a story on for profit enterprises in India who are creating positive social impact.
"Fifteen enterprises, out of 50 finalists, were nominated as winners in five categories—education, healthcare, clean energy and environment, agriculture and rural innovation and employment generation.
Recent News
- Outlook Business : Low-cost Cures
- Crossing the Divide : The Business of Social Good
- Oasis Fund and Seedfund invest in Vaatsalya Hospital Network
- Vaatsalya receives the Sankalp Award 2009 for Healthcare Inclusion
- Vaatsalya Hospitals Pledge support to World Health Day theme 2009
- Business World covers Vaatsalya
- Vaatsalya at Skoll World Forum 2009
- Vaatsalya gets letter of appreciation from LRAMP Awards
- Vaatsalya's Ashwin Naik is Finalist - Person of the year 2008 by OneWorld
- Vaatsalya nominated for TATA NEN Hottest Startups Awards


















