Medical Mall to grace Thalassery

India’s first medical mall, Lifeonic Medical Mall, is being planned in Thalassery in Kerala which is known as the town of three Cs – Cricket, Cake and Circus.

Lifeonic Medical Mall is the medical version of a shopping mall, a unique concept of bringing branded healthcare-related facilities under one roof. This will be a one-stop solution from prevention to palliative care through proper awareness and nursing care. The motto is to provide the best treatment and perfect health solutions at the right time at affordable rates for all. Lifeonic Medical Mall will provide integrated medical services through efficient and effective operation of multiple hospitals and clinics in the following disciplines: Allopathy, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Physiotherapy, Dental, ENT and Unani along with an Infertility Clinic, Diabetic Clinic, Pharmacy, Medical Laboratory, X-RAY and, CT/MRI Scan facilities, USG Scan/OPG facilities and a Health Club.

These and many other such facilities are being planned in a luxurious 6-storey building (ground + 5 floors) with the below facilities: 3 lifts, 24/7 power backup, 200 plus car parking. The Lifeonic Medical Mall is easily accessible from all over the city and also well connected to Kannur, Irrity, Mattannur, Kuthuparamba, Mahe, Vatakara, Nadapuram and many other small towns by road and rail. The Kannur international airport establishes international and domestic flight connectivity bringing revenue in foreign currency through medical tourism. The project is managed by Lifeonic Healthcare Pvt Ltd which has a decade-long experience managing two hospitals. It is currently managing Royal Malabar Hospital (Thalassery). Learning and development by continuous monitoring and up-gradation of technology and telemedical services through EDP are planned as part of the project. The interdisciplinary approach involving various specialties and paramedical and health services make the project comprehensive. The mall also plans to set apart a fund for patients from the economically backward section. This fund will be supported by contributions from the public/doctors/owners and other Samaritans.

The ground floor of the facility will have sample collection units while samples will also be collected from various hospitals and from residences of patients. Online diagnosis and reporting and home delivery of medicines will also be available. Free medical camps outside the campus or at satellite places, sponsored by local clubs and social service will be a regular feature of the mall services.