Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital announced on Monday that it has signed a medical services contract with Namangan Viloyat Republic Hospital in Uzbekistan.

According to a statement from Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital, this organized international partnership seeks to promote knowledge sharing and clinician education in crucial fields such as multi-organ transplantation, oncology, orthopaedics, bone marrow transplant (BMT), and urology.

Under the agreement, Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital will provide advanced organ transplant services to Uzbekistan patients in India.

Furthermore, the hospital will offer organized training to surgeons at Namangan Viloyat Republic Hospital (NVRH) by showcasing surgical techniques during surgeries performed at the facility.

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Chosen NVRH surgeons will additionally receive specialized training at Nanavati Max Hospital in Mumbai.

"This collaboration will assist in setting up multi-organ transplant initiatives in Uzbekistan, offer organized training for local healthcare professionals, and enhance access to sophisticated treatment alternatives for patients." Max Healthcare Director and Chief Operating Officer for the Western Region, Vivek Talaulikar, stated, "We view this as the start of numerous influential partnerships ahead."

The collaboration will create an efficient care route for Uzbek patients looking for specialized treatment in India.

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A committed coordinator will oversee every element of the patient experience, such as visa assistance, airport transportation, lodging arrangements, translation services, admission procedures, insurance pre-approvals, pricing guidance, and clear communication with medical teams.

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"By combining surgery, training, and patient navigation into a cohesive system, the India-Uzbekistan partnership aims to decrease wait times in Uzbekistan, standardize transplant procedures, and offer Uzbek patients a streamlined, supported route to specialized care in Mumbai," says Nezomiddin Rakhimzhonovich Otamirzae, Director of Regional Hospital Namangan, Additional Health Secretary, Ministry of Health, Namangan Region, Uzbekistan.