02 September 2010
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GlobalCapital shareholder inaugurates hi-tech hospital in Mauritius
GlobalCapital plc’s largest shareholder, British American Investment (BAI), inaugurated a high-tech tertiary care hospital in Mauritius following the completion of an investment of over $70m. GlobalCapital chief executive officer, Nicholas Portelli attended the opening of the Apollo Bramwell Hospital which offers integrated and complete medical care facilities ranging from routine procedures to major interventional surgeries.

The hospital is a joint venture of Apollo Bramwell Hospitals Enterprise Limited, Asia’s healthcare giant and British American Investment.

The Apollo Bramwell Hospital is a 200-bed private hospital employing 600 members of staff offering a range of healthcare services in cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery, neurology, nephrology trauma and cosmetic surgery, as well as traditional therapies such as ayurveda, acupuncture, aromatherapy and music therapy.

Spreading over 27,000sq.m., this world class health care facility is the first hospital of the Sub Saharan African region providing an array of facilities with the latest high tech medical equipments (including telemedicine) under one roof. Designed as a centre of medical excellence in the region, the hospital will cater for international patients.

The hospital also offers a high standard of patient care, including a selection of exquisitely delicious meals supplied to patients. The patient as well as attendants in the deluxe or presidential suite are offered a myriad of choices between three entrees, three main courses and two desserts, all served and presented to match the standards of a five-star hotel.

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