Hemas Hospitals

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Hemas Hospitals
Hemas Holdings
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Geography
Location Wattala, Thalawathugoda, Gampaha, Thalawathugoda, Sri Lanka
Organisation
Care system Private Hospital
Funding For-profit hospital
Type General
Affiliated university ACHSI
Services
StandardsACHSI
Emergency department +94 117 888 888
Beds190
Helipad no
History
OpenedDecember 2008
Links
Website www.hemashospitals.com
Lists Hospitals in Sri Lanka

Hemas Hospitals is a Sri Lankan chain of hospitals based in Wattala. It expanded its developments in Thalawathugoda area in 2013 making it one of the largest ever known tertiary hospital chains in Sri Lanka.[ citation needed ] Hemas Hospitals also operates the largest medical diagnostic laboratory chain in Sri Lanka.

Hemas Hospitals Wattala, and Thalawathugoda

This is the first-ever known tertiary care private hospital established in the Gampaha District. Within the past few years, the hospital has come along with a breach of development that features 24/7 emergency access for patients and an online consultation system. There are approximately 130 beds at the hospital including intensive care units and an emergency treatment unit. The facilities of Hemas Hospital Wattala also includes laboratory, MRI Scans, CT Scans, Ultrasound Scans, Digital X-Ray, Mammography, Dexa Scans, Endoscopy, Laparoscopic surgery, cystoscopy, Fertility center, Cosmetic center, health checks, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, kidney transplant, weight loss surgery, gynecology, obstetrics, neurosurgery, pediatrics, and internal medicine.[ citation needed ]

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