June 18, 2025, Kolkata: C.C. Saha Ltd., a 90 year old institution that pioneered the growth of the hearing care industry in eastern India, makes its foray into complete healthcare services by launching C.C. Saha MediCentre, a state-of-the-art Diagnostic Centre and Polyclinic located at Esplanade in central Kolkata.
C.C. Saha MediCentre was ceremoniously inaugurated today by Hon’ble Minister, Dr. Shashi Panja who currently serves as Cabinet Minister of Industries, Commerce & Enterprises and Department of Women & Child Development and Social Welfare of the Govt of West Bengal.
C.C. Saha MediCentre will deliver high quality medical services to all strata of population across Kolkata reiterating the company’s unwavering commitment to excellence in healthcare. It is an endeavour to make advanced healthcare services accessible and inclusive, with specific focus on regular medical camp facilities for needy women.
Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, modern infrastructure and a team of experienced specialists, C.C. Saha MediCentre will offer diagnostic facilities such as blood tests, including home collection, in addition to Ultrasound Sonography (USG) along with Eco Cardiography and ECG. Further, the clinic will have out-patient Consultation facility with doctors across General Medicine, Paediatrics, Gynaecology, ENT and Cardiology among others.
“A healthy woman ensures a healthy home and a stronger society. Keeping this in mind, C.C. Saha MediCentre marks a thoughtful beginning of a new chapter in healthcare. This is our initiative to make healthcare more inclusive and accessible, specifically reaching out to women who need it most. At C.C. Saha MediCentre, all strata of society will find a complete bouquet of world-class diagnostics and consultation facilities”, says Vikram Saha, Director of C.C. Saha Ltd.
Hon’ble Minister, Dr. Shashi Panja, Cabinet Minister of Industries, Commerce & Enterprises and Department of Women & Child Development and Social Welfare of the Govt of West Bengal said,”Government hospitals have long extended support for hearing aid services and cochlear implant surgeries, but with rising costs, access remains a challenge, particularly for the specially-abled and economically weaker sections. While the state government continues to do commendable work in this space, the involvement of private institutions adds much-needed momentum. A robust public-private partnership in healthcare can go a long way in making advanced and expensive treatments like cochlear implants more accessible and inclusive for all.”
