Meet the man who owns 71 hospitals, 5000 pharmacies, daily at the age of 92, Netto Worth is 26560 rupees, his name is …

He was determined to provide medical facilities at a global level within the country.

New -Delhi: Age 92 years, 9 hours a day and a company worth thousands of crores. You may not believe it at first, but this is reality. At this age, in which most people are unable to move, Dr. Pratz C. Reddy, the founder of Apollo Hospitals, to his office every day at the age of 92. Dr. Reddy works in the office every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Even today, Dr. Reddy's energy and commitment to work no less than that of a young person. He says that health services are his passion and that he wants to continuously improve them. Dr. In 1983 Reddy founded the country's first corporate hospital, Apollo Hospital. At that time there was a lack of good health facilities in the country, and people used to go abroad for treatment.

Dr. Reddy was determined to provide medical facilities at a global level within the country. His vision has changed health services in the country forever. The Dr. born in Chennai Reddy studied MBBS at Stanley Medical College and received an apprenticeship as a cardiologist in the USA. A letter from his father in the 1970s inspired him to return to India. In 1979, the death of a patient due to insufficient institutions destroyed him so much that he decided to found Apollo Hospital. He also swore that nobody would die again due to a lack of treatment.

Today Apollo Hospitals is not just a hospital, but a large health empire. Apollo has 71 hospitals, over 5000 pharmacy shops, 291 primary care, a diagnostic network and a digital health platform across the country. High -quality health services are provided by this group in every corner of the country. The group continuously expands these facilities. The market capitalization of Apollo Hospitals is currently over 70,000 crores.

The Reddy family adheres to 29.3%. According to Forbes, Dr. Reddy's total assets 26,560 rupees. Despite such wealth, he leads a very simple life. Dr. Reddy believes that success makes us humble and inspires us to work more for the country. In today's interview with Business, he said: “We should use our success to make the country better.”