Events
Honouring Excellence in White Coats
Ethos Hospital, in association with Ladha Care Foundation, proudly presented the Doctor Excellence Awards 2025 – a heartfelt tribute to the heroes who heal.
Honouring Healing Hands: Doctors’ Day Celebrations at Ethos Hospital
Date: July 1, 2025
At Ethos Hospital, Doctors’ Day was celebrated with heartfelt gratitude and admiration for the lifelines of our institution – our doctors. Their unwavering dedication, clinical excellence, and deep compassion lie at the core of everything we do.
The celebration brought together members of the hospital community to acknowledge and appreciate the tireless service of our medical team. A ceremonial cake cutting, followed by a special lunch, marked the occasion – serving as a small token of appreciation for the giants in white coats who continue to inspire healing and hope every day.
Inauguration of Hadoti’s First Attendant Care & Rest Lounge
Date: July 1, 2025 | Location: Ethos Hospital, Kota
In a groundbreaking step towards holistic healthcare, Ethos Hospital proudly inaugurated its Attendant Care & Rest Lounge – first of its kind in the Hadoti region. Designed to provide comfort, dignity, and dedicated rest space for patient attendants, this initiative highlights our commitment to care beyond the bedside.
The launch took place on Doctors’ Day and was graced by eminent dignitaries:
- Mr. Govind Maheshwari & Mr. Brijesh Maheshwari – Directors, Allen Career Institute
- Mr. Govind Ram Mittal – President, SSI Association
- Dr. Sangeeta Saxena – Principal, Government Medical College
Their presence underscored the importance of community-driven healthcare innovation and support. With this launch, Ethos Hospital reinforces its mission to not only treat patients but also care for those who stand beside them.
Life Saved on the Operation Table at Ethis Hospital
Ethis Hospital in Kota has achieved a major milestone in advanced stroke treatment by successfully saving a patient’s life using modern mechanical thrombectomy technology. A patient named Bansilal Malav was brought to the hospital in an unconscious state with paralysis on one side of his body. Medical tests confirmed a severe brain stroke caused by a blockage in a major artery (Left MCA M1). Due to the critical condition, he was immediately admitted to the ICU.
Doctors performed a cerebral angiography to locate the blockage and used the ADAPT technique of mechanical thrombectomy to remove the clot. The procedure was highly successful, achieving complete restoration of blood flow (MTICI 3) in the first attempt. Remarkably, the patient began showing signs of recovery while still on the operation table and fully recovered within four days under close monitoring.
According to specialists, this minimally invasive procedure involves inserting a catheter through an artery in the thigh and guiding it to the brain, where the clot is removed using specialized devices. It eliminates the need for major surgery and can be completed quickly.
Hospital officials highlighted that earlier, patients from the Hadoti region had to travel to cities like Jaipur or Delhi for such treatment, often losing critical time. Now, with this facility available in Kota, patients can receive timely care locally. The technique also extends the stroke treatment window, allowing effective intervention up to 24 hours in select cases, significantly improving survival and recovery outcomes.
