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NIO Super Specialty Hospital expands services

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July 24, 2025

NATIONAL Institute of Ophthalmology (NIO), one of the leading super specialty eye care hospitals in India, recently expanded its services and facilities in Pune. It has launched 2 new clinics and has integrated surgical simulation equipment in order to reach more patients and upgrade its services for them.

Speaking on the expansion, Dr. Aditya Kelkar, director, NIO Super Specialty Hospital said, “In the past 3 decades, our organization has been at the forefront of the revolution being brought within the ophthalmology sector. We have always strived to integrate new technology and accelerate the progress being made in the research and development within the sector. Therefore, this expansion of our services and facilities is in line with our goal to provide our patients with access to the best in eye healthcare solutions. We are confident that we will be able to help several communities across th

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