We have 14 facilities open and providing care, with 17 new hospitals scheduled to open by the end of 2011.

• Our most common type of facility is a community hospital, providing primary and secondary medical services. They usually have no more than 100 beds and are staffed by as many as 250 people, including as many as 150 nurses and 30 doctors.
  
  These facilities are usually two stories and include inpatient rooms on the top floor, operating rooms, emergency room and pharmacy on the ground floor and a basement for parking.

• The second type is a tertiary facility, which performs the procedures not done at the community hospitals. These include invasive cardiology procedures, organ transplants and other procedures that require a hospital stay of at least four days.
  
  The building is designed to be four to six stories, with 150 beds and six operating rooms.
  
  Our first completed tertiary facility opened in Bangalore in 2008.
• Our third type is a neighborhood hospital, which has about 25 beds and is built to serve smaller markets. It offers most of the services provided by a community hospital and includes two operating rooms, two birthing rooms and clinics for six specialists.
  
  Our first neighborhood hospital is under construction in Bintulu, Malaysia.

For images and details of individual facilities, click here.