Apollo Hospitals says September occupancy levels up 60% after dip

The hospital chain says it has taken various cost saving measures that will help it save Rs 200 cr this financial year

Apollo Hospitals has said that occupancy levels have increased to around 60 per cent in September from 38 per cent in June. The hospital chain also said it has taken various cost saving measures that will help it save around Rs 200 crore during the current year.

During an investors call today, Suneeta Reddy, managing director, Apollo Hospitals Group, said the past six months have been one of the most challenging in Apollo;s history. Outpatient (OPs) volumes were impacted and there was a significant drop in surgical volumes due to the fear of visiting hospitals. In any case, movement of