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Santaana Fertility Expands its Network across Bengaluru in partnership with Magnet Hospitals with an investment of INR 50 Cr

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Santaana Fertility Expands its Network across Bengaluru in partnership with Magnet Hospitals with an investment of INR 50 Cr
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Santaana Fertility has partnered with Magnet Hospitals to expand its reproductive care network across Bengaluru with an investment of INR 50 crore. The collaboration aims to scale a model focused on personalized, evidence-based fertility treatments and improved patient outcomes.

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This expansion highlights the growing trend of integrating specialized fertility clinics with larger hospital ecosystems to improve clinical standards and patient access.

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- Santaana Fertility aims to strengthen Integrated Reproductive Care.

BENGALURU, India , July 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On 2nd July 2026, Santaana Fertility announced that it is partnering with Magnet Hospitals, marking a new phase in the fertility chain's journey. Under this partnership, an investment of INR 50 crore will enable Santaana Fertility to scale into a network of 8 centres across Bengaluru.

Founded on the clinical legacy of Dr. Kamini Rao, Padmashri awardee, one of India's pioneers in reproductive medicine, Santaana Fertility seeks to redefine fertility care by prioritizing personalized & evidence-based treatment, and improved patient outcomes. This partnership allows Santaana Fertility to leverage Magnet Hospitals' integrated, hospital-linked model to strengthen capabilities and expand patient access while building on its strong clinical foundation.

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