Landmark Group, the pioneering retail and hospitality company, announced a strategic equity partnership with Emirates Hospital Group (EHG) for their healthcare business, iCARE Clinics.
Landmark Group entered the UAE’s healthcare sector in 2012, with iCARE Clinics. Since then the clinics has grown with a suite of multi-specialty services, across six locations in Dubai. Over the past year, the business has witnessed double-digit revenue growth and received excellent patient feedback.
Sanjay Dube, Chief Executive Officer, Landmark Hospitality, said, “To chart out the next stage of iCARE Clinic’s growth, we have decided to form a strategic partnership with EHG. This alliance is a positive step forward that will make the clinics operations more robust, add additional fresh expertise from EHG, and continue to provide the exceptional value that Landmark Group’s clients have come to expect across all our business lines.”
He added; “After five years of constant evolution, the alliance with EHG will open new doors and offer new insights as we keep delivering a patient-centred, family-friendly service to residents of Dubai.”
Pramod Balakrishnan, CEO – Emirates Hospital Group, said, “We are confident that this partnership with iCare Clinics will be a win-win for all stakeholders, particularly the patients and the employees. Going forward, all the operations of iCare Clinics business will continue as usual and all clinical teams will be absorbed under our management.”
EHG’s business model is built around a specialty-focused delivery of healthcare services through an integrated platform. This platform encompasses three key synergistic segments, namely: Medical Segment called Emirates Hospitals and Clinics, Cosmetic Segment through its CosmeSurge and Rehabilitation & Homecare Segment through its distinguished brands.
The group currently operates over 40 world class facilities under the three segments with over 15 new facilities under development. EHG is aggressively pursuing a high-quality healthcare delivery agenda and is investing in state of art facilities, EMR and potentially disruptive e-health technologies.
