SOUKYA forays into accessible healthcare with SUGHA; international venture in Portugal in the offing
SOUKYA, a premium integrative health center, is launching a new accessible healthcare initiative called SUGHA. The project aims to establish a network of 100-bed hospitals across India, starting in Hoskote, to provide integrative medicine to a broader population.
Why it matters
This expansion represents a shift in the healthcare sector toward making integrative medicine—combining traditional and modern practices—more affordable and accessible.
SOUKYA forays into accessible healthcare with SUGHA; international venture in Portugal in the offing (ONLY FOR ONLINE) left Issac Mathai SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/r9l70d/article71541113.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/IMG_0180.jpeg TH SOUKYA Holistic Health Centre The first hospital under SUGHA format is scheduled to open mid-2027 in Hoskote Bengaluru For over two decades, he built SOUKYA into an integrative healthcare destination. Set amidst a sprawling green campus on the outskirts of Bengaluru, the centre has attracted royalty, heads of states, business leaders and patients from more than 125 countries seeking an approach that combines Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Yoga and conventional medicine under one roof. Despite its global reputation as a premium wellness integrative health destination, Issac Mathai, founder-chairman, managing & medical director of SOUKYA, said the next phase of his work is aimed at making the same model available and accessible to a wider section of the Indian population.
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