SRM Global Hospitals Launches WOW, a Centre Exclusively for Women’s Health and Wellness

▴ SRM Global Hospitals Launches WOW
WOW houses advanced medical and rehabilitative facilities with a special focus on pregnancy and post-pregnancy wellness To introduce an all-inclusive package for delivery, covering all scans, tests, yoga, nutrition, and pregnancy-related complications.

Chennai, February 18, 2025: SRM Global Hospitals has launched the Centre for Women’s Health & Wellness – WOW, to provide comprehensive, high-quality, and patient-focused medical services, ensuring that women receive exceptional care at every stage of life.

The centre was inaugurated by Ms. Manimangai Sathyanarayanan, Managing Director, SRM Global Hospitals, in the presence of Dr. V.P. Chandrasekaran, Chief Operating Officer of the hospital. The dignitaries who took part in the inaugural function included: Dr. T. Mythili, Additional Registrar, SRM Institute of Science and Technology; Dr. Nitin M. Nagarkar, Pro Vice Chancellor (Medical); Dr. R. Venkatraman, Medical Superintendent, SRM Medical College Hospital; Dr. R. Swaminathan, Clinical Superintendent; and Dr. Saswati Tripaty, Senior Consultant, Obstetrics & Gynecology, SRM Global Hospitals.

In her comments, Ms. Manimangai Sathyanarayanan, Managing Director, SRM Global Hospitals, said, “WOW is designed as a one-stop destination for all women's health needs, offering advanced facilities and expert medical care. To ensure a seamless and stress-free maternity experience, we have kept all essential facilities—OP ward, lab, and labor room—on the same floor. With specialists readily available nearby, patients never have to step out for tests, consultations, or any other requirement. WOW houses world-class amenities to ensure comfortable, safe, and advanced healthcare for every patient.”

WOW houses modern labor and delivery rooms, maternity wards, a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), fertility clinics, ultrasound and imaging facilities, gynecological operating theaters, breast health and screening units, fertility consultation and counseling rooms, emergency and trauma care, and physiotherapy and pelvic floor rehabilitation services. The team of specialists includes Gynecologists, Obstetricians, Maternal-fetal medicine specialists, Dermatologists, and Pelvic floor Therapists, besides Nutritionists/Dietitians, Lactation specialists, and yoga exponents.

On the focus of the healthcare services provided by WOW, Dr. Saswati Tripathi, Senior Consultant—Obstetrics & Gynaecology, said, “At the core of our mission is holistic maternal and reproductive healthcare, focusing on both pregnancy and post-pregnancy wellness. With a team of renowned Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, the hospital is committed to providing personalized treatment plans, high-risk pregnancy management, fertility solutions, and postpartum care. The initiative emphasizes maternal well-being, neonatal safety, and overall women’s health, ensuring a seamless journey from conception to motherhood and beyond.”

She added that the hospital follows a transparent pricing model with a fixed fee for delivery, whether normal or cesarean, covering all scans, tests, and even yoga and nutrition sessions throughout the nine-month journey. Any pregnancy-related complications are also included in this cost, ensuring comprehensive care without unexpected expenses.

With the launch of WOW – Centre for Women’s Health & Wellness, SRM Global Hospitals reaffirms its commitment to setting new standards in women’s healthcare, combining clinical excellence with compassionate care.

For further details, visit www.srmglobalhospitals.com.

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