National Heart Institute

National Heart Institute is a pioneering institution in the field of cardiac care, having opened its doors in 1981 as the First Dedicated Cardiac Care Institute in India. Initially inaugurated by the late Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, as the Clinical Research and Medical Care Delivery Wing of AIHF, the institute's primary objective was to provide top-notch treatment to individuals with paying capacity and utilize the surplus for treating the underprivileged.

Over the years, National Heart Institute (NHI) has established itself as a hallmark of quality cardiac care, earning accreditation from NABH and NABL. The institute's dedication to transplanting health and happiness is evident in its slogan, reflecting its commitment to enhancing the well-being of patients.

Currently headquartered in India, NHI holds a significant position in the healthcare industry, and its contributions to the field of cardiac care have been substantial, particularly as the first private sector cardiac catheterization laboratory outside the 'Developed World' at the time of its inception.

Despite its remarkable history and influential standing within the healthcare sector, details about National Heart Institute's recent investment activities and associated investors are currently unavailable.