Kovai Medical Center and Hospital (KMCH) has been honoured with the highly coveted “Best Managed Companies – Jury Special Recognition Award” from Deloitte Private at a ceremony in Mumbai on October 15, 2025.

This historic achievement makes the hospital the first in India to receive this special recognition, solidifying its position as a benchmark for governance and excellence in the healthcare sector.

The award was officially received by Dr. Arun N Palaniswami, Executive Director, and Sivakumaran Janakiraman, Chief Operating Officer of the hospital, during the gala event held in Mumbai.

Out of 25 companies shortlisted, only 8 companies were recognised in the best managed companies awards. 6 won the award, and 2 were identified for special jury recognition.

About KMCH

KMCH is a leading Quaternary healthcare institution in South India, renowned for its clinical excellence, cutting-edge technology, and patient-centric care that has spanned over three decades.

With a legacy built on trust and ethical practice, KMCH has consistently strived to provide world-class medical services accessible to all.

Deloitte Private

The recognition from Deloitte, one of the world’s most respected global organisations, serves as a benchmark of trust and operational excellence. Deloitte evaluates companies on stringent criteria, including visionary leadership, ethical governance, robust financial management, and long-term strategic planning.

Dedication of every staff member

Commenting on the landmark achievement Dr. Nalla G. Palaniswami, Chairman and Managing Director, KMCH, emphasised the collective effort behind the award: “This is not just a recognition of KMCH, but of the dedication of every staff member who upholds our commitment to ethical and compassionate healthcare.

To be the first hospital in India to achieve this special recognition from Deloitte validates our unwavering vision of combining world-class infrastructure with deep-rooted community trust and the highest standards of corporate governance. This award inspires us to continue shaping the future of healthcare.”