Mysuru positioned to become preferred healthcare destination in State, says Health Minister
Mysuru is being positioned as a preferred healthcare destination in Karnataka, according to Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao. He highlighted the city's advantages, including quality of life and medical institutions, during the inauguration of the MYHOPE 2026 conference. The Minister emphasized the need for improved infrastructure and modern technologies to enhance the healthcare ecosystem in Mysuru.
- ▪Mysuru is seen as a potential leading healthcare destination in Karnataka and neighboring states.
- ▪The city boasts advantages such as quality of life, educational institutions, and medical facilities.
- ▪The Government of Karnataka is committed to enhancing healthcare through improved infrastructure and technology.
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With certain inherent advantages, Mysuru is positioned to become a preferred healthcare destination for patients from across Karnataka and neighbouring States, opined Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao. Addressing a gathering after inaugurating MYHOPE 2026 conference on Mysuru Hospital Operations and Patient Experience organised by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII), Mysuru, on Friday, Mr. Rao noted that Mysuru’s advantages included its quality of life, educational ecosystem, medical institutions, connectivity, tourism potential and favourable living environment.He said Mysuru possesses all the necessary strengths to emerge as a leading Tier-1 healthcare destination in the country and emphasised the need to further strengthen the city’s healthcare ecosystem through quality…
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