Paperman Media ( Bhubaneswar )- Sparsh Healthcare has achieved another significant milestone as its leadership and medical experts have been prominently featured in The Times of India, recognising their contributions to affordable, innovative, and patient-centric healthcare.
The publication highlighted the inspiring journey of Dr. Priyabrata Dhir, Founder & Chairman of Sparsh Healthcare, and his vision of bridging innovation with affordability in modern medicine. Over the past two decades, Sparsh Healthcare has expanded its services with advanced medical technologies, including robotic surgery and a state-of-the-art Cath Lab, while continuing its commitment to community outreach programmes across Odisha. The feature acknowledged the institution's unwavering focus on ethical, accessible, and quality healthcare.
Adding to the recognition, CA Bidhu Bhusan Nayak, Director (Finance), Sparsh Hospitals, was also featured in The Times of India for his insights on financial prudence, transparency, and building an affordable healthcare ecosystem in India. He emphasised the importance of price transparency, preventive healthcare, and sustainable financial practices that make quality treatment accessible to every family.
The newspaper also recognised the contributions of Prof. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Padhy, MS, ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, and Dr. Swaraj Shankar Satpathy, Medical Oncologist, for their efforts in spreading awareness on thyroid disorders and cancer. Their expert guidance highlighted the importance of early screening, timely diagnosis, and appropriate treatment in improving patient outcomes.
Speaking through the feature, the specialists urged people not to ignore symptoms and stressed that awareness, regular health check-ups, and early medical intervention can save lives.
The multiple recognitions in The Times of India reflect Sparsh Healthcare's continued commitment to excellence in healthcare, innovation, financial transparency, and public health awareness, further strengthening its reputation as one of Odisha's leading healthcare institutions.
