
In a significant boost to healthcare excellence in Karnataka, the Institute of Human Virology (IHU) in Bengaluru has achieved the prestigious National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) certification, marking a milestone in the state's medical landscape.
A Landmark Achievement for Bengaluru's Healthcare
The NABH accreditation represents the highest standard of quality and patient safety in healthcare delivery, placing IHU among the elite medical institutions in the country. This recognition comes after rigorous assessment of the institute's clinical protocols, infrastructure, and patient care systems.
Chief Minister's Vision for Quality Healthcare
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah enthusiastically welcomed this development, emphasizing that the accreditation aligns perfectly with his government's commitment to elevating healthcare standards across the state. "This achievement demonstrates our unwavering focus on providing world-class medical facilities to the people of Karnataka," the Chief Minister stated.
The NABH certification brings multiple benefits to patients and the healthcare ecosystem:
- Enhanced patient safety protocols and standardized treatment procedures
- Improved clinical outcomes through evidence-based medical practices
- Increased trust and confidence among patients and medical professionals
- Better infection control measures and hospital management systems
- Continuous quality improvement mechanisms
Setting New Benchmarks in Medical Excellence
This accreditation positions Bengaluru as a growing hub for quality healthcare delivery, attracting both national and international patients seeking reliable medical treatment. The recognition also strengthens Karnataka's position as a leader in healthcare innovation and quality standards.
The Institute of Human Virology's achievement serves as an inspiration for other healthcare institutions across the state to pursue similar quality certifications, ultimately benefiting the entire healthcare ecosystem in Karnataka and beyond.