Apollo Hospitals Opens Sports Injuries Centre in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, May 8: Apollo Hospitals has launched a Centre of Excellence for Sports Injuries & Orthopaedics at its Financial District facility in Hyderabad, aiming to provide advanced treatment and rehabilitation services for athletes and fitness enthusiasts.

The newly inaugurated centre offers comprehensive care for sports-related injuries with advanced diagnostic, surgical and rehabilitation facilities under one roof. The launch event was attended by KEI Group founder Anil Kamineni and Telangana Special Chief Secretary (Sports) Jayesh Ranjan.

Members of IPL franchise, including Australian captain Pat Cummins, Praful Hinge and Sakib Hussain, visited the facility and reviewed its treatment infrastructure and recovery programmes.

Dr Deepthi Nandan Reddy, head of orthopaedics at Apollo Hospitals Financial District, said sports injuries require accurate diagnosis and timely treatment to avoid long-term complications. He said the centre is equipped to handle ligament injuries and complex joint conditions using advanced surgical procedures and evidence-based rehabilitation methods.

Apollo Hospitals Telugu States CEO Tejesvi Rao Veerepalli said the centre was launched in response to the growing demand for specialised sports injury treatment amid increasing participation in sports and fitness activities.

Harkaran Singh, chief operating officer of Apollo Hospitals Financial District, said the facility brings together orthopaedic specialists, sports medicine experts and physiotherapists to ensure faster recovery and personalised care for patients.

The medical team at the centre includes senior consultant orthopaedic surgeon Dr Raviteja Rudraraju and senior consultant physiotherapist Dr Raminder Kaur.

Hospital officials said the initiative is expected to strengthen specialised sports medicine and orthopaedic care in the region with focused rehabilitation programmes and faster recovery pathways for patients.