Kamineni Hospitals launches World-class Mother & Child Care Unit ‘M’Brace’

▴ Kamineni Hospitals launches World-class Mother & Child Care Unit ‘M’Brace’
Actress Bhumika Chawla inaugurates the speciality care unit today.

Hyderabad, Friday, January 16th, 2025: Reinforcing its legacy of over three decades of clinical excellence, Kamineni Hospitals today announced the launch of M’Brace, Mother & Child Care Unit, a world-class, integrated facility designed to provide holistic, continuum-of-care for women, children, and families. M’Brace brings together advanced medical infrastructure, multidisciplinary expertise, and compassionate support to address the evolving needs of maternal and child healthcare.

The launch of M’Brace comes at a pivotal time, as families increasingly recognize that maternal and child wellbeing extends beyond clinical interventions. While medical care during pregnancy and childbirth has advanced significantly, emotional, mental, nutritional, and developmental needs are often addressed in silos. M’Brace responds to this gap with a comprehensive, family-centered care model that supports women and children from fertility planning through pregnancy, childbirth, postnatal care, and early childhood development.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Gayatri Kamineni, CEO, Kamineni Hospitals said, “ With M’Brace, we are redefining maternal and child healthcare by placing families at the center of care. This initiative reflects our commitment to holistic wellbeing, addressing not just physical health, but also mental, emotional, and nutritional needs, while ensuring the highest standards of safety through our advanced ICUs, cardiac support systems, and 24/7 blood bank services.”

M’Brace builds on Kamineni Hospitals’ long-standing expertise as a trusted center for high-risk pregnancies, supported by comprehensive critical care, state-of-the-art cardiac systems, robotic-assisted surgical approaches, and round-the-clock emergency services. The unit’s objectives include improving maternal and child health outcomes through an integrated, multidisciplinary approach; creating a safe and empowering environment for mothers; and enabling families to actively participate in caregiving.

Highlighting the need for such speciality care, chief guest and renowned actress Mrs. Bhumika Chawla said, “ Motherhood is a journey that needs care, understanding, and constant support. M’Brace is a thoughtful initiative that acknowledges the emotional and mental wellbeing of mothers alongside medical care, and I believe it will make a meaningful difference to countless families.”

Designed as a trusted healthcare par

tner for the local community, M’Brace offers accessible, high-quality care close to home. By bringing fertility care, antenatal and postnatal services, neonatal and pediatric care, mental health support, nutrition guidance, lactation counseling, and early childhood development monitoring under one roof, the unit reduces the need for families to navigate multiple facilities. Preventive programs, parenting education, and awareness initiatives further strengthen long-term relationships with families.

The M’Brace unit is supported by a robust team of experienced obstetricians and gynecologists, pediatricians, neonatologists, fertility specialists, mental health professionals, nutritionists, lactation consultants, trained nurses, midwives, and child development specialists. This collaborative model ensures seamless, personalized care with immediate access to emergency, cardiac, and transfusion services whenever required.

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