Reputed healthcare provider Hemas Hospitals closed out the year in spectacular fashion by taking home Gold Awards in the Overall Large category and Healthcare Service Sector category, of the National Business Excellence Awards held on 13 December.
The prestigious event, which is organised by the
'It is indeed deeply gratifying to take home two coveted Gold Awards at such a celebrated national event. Such an honour does not just underscore the high standards of care on par with international standards and global best practices upheld at all of our hospitals and laboratories but also encourages us to expand the boundaries of the Sri Lankan healthcare sector by continually improving and innovating,' said Hemas Hospitals and
'These awards also celebrate the hard work and dedication of our staff, without which none of this would have been possible. They are the very embodiment of our operational ethos and are the reason I am supremely confident Hemas Hospitals will ascend to even greater heights in the years ahead.'
The winners of a National Business Excellence Award are subjected to a thorough evaluation process led by a panel of distinguished professionals and academics. The winners' applications are first judged against a seven-point criterion before undergoing further assessment across three other stages consisting of a Desk Review, Interviews and the Judges' Final Review.
Hemas Hospitals' latest triumph adds to the series of eminent awards it has captured within the past six months. During this period it has walked home with a total of 18 top national and international accolades and in the process earned itself the title of the most feted hospital in
Meanwhile, within the local sphere, the organisation received three awards from the
Established in 2008 with the launch of its pioneering facility in Wattala, followed by a second hospital in Thalawathugoda, Hemas Hospitals has today grown into one of the most advanced hospital chains in
'Piyawara' launched in partnership with the Children's Secretariat of the
This is in addition to 'Ayati,' where the
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