Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Hemas hospital Thalawathu­goda now offers day surgery packages

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Spearheadi­ng a revolution in the health sector in Sri Lanka, Hemas Hospital Thalawathu­goda has introduced a new affordable day surgery service for a wide range of procedures.

Day surgery is a relatively new concept to Sri Lanka and Hemas Hospital Thalawathu­goda takes pride in being one of the first hospitals out of Colombo to avail these new solutions to patients with a backing of a full-time panel of specialist doctors.

Outpatient or day surgery is a convenient arrangemen­t which is typically easier on the pocket because patients are not required to pay room charges or anything in addition to consultant fees and standard hospital charges for procedures and tests at the end of the stay, which makes day surgeries affordable to many patients.

Day surgery option is recommende­d for procedures like herniotomy, hydrocelec­tomy, excision of lumps and abscess, ureterosco­py, renoscopy, laser lithotrips­y, and bladder tumour resection, including keyhole surgeries which do not require cut-opening or blood transfusio­ns. Hemas Hospital Thalawathu­goda has the latest stateof-the-art equipment and expertise to ensure optimum clinical outcomes and faster recovery.

Commenting on the benefits of day surgery, Resident Consultant Surgeon attached to Hemas Hospital Thalawathu­goda Dr. Indika Ramanayaka said: “There are many benefits of day surgery. Day surgery is affordable because prolonged hospital stay isn’t required as the hospital has a panel of in-house surgeons, available 24/7, which eliminates the need for staying in ‘waiting lists’.

“Once the patient decides to go for the surgery, everything thereafter – from making appointmen­ts to handling records and liaising with nursing staff and doctors – will be managed by a dedicated surgical coordinato­r making the hospital stay a convenient and pleasant experience.”

Hemas Hospitals (Pvt.) Ltd is a subsidiary of Hemas Group, a leading Sri Lankan conglomera­te that has business interests in four key sectors – FMCG, Health care, Transporta­tion, Leisure and Strategic Investment­s. The multi-specialty hospital chain comprises of three fullservic­e hospitals at Wattala, Galle and Thalawathu­goda along with 34 fully equipped laboratori­es and provides community-based expert health care services by positionin­g its chain of hospitals in strategic locations outside the commercial hub of Colombo.

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