Leading fertility treatment hospital in India and Sri Lanka, ARC Fertility Hospital has taken a lead role as the Gold Sponsor for Sri Lanka’s largest healthcare event - Medicare 2023 which is set to take place on 3rd, 4th and 5th of March 2023. The exhibition will take place at the Sirimavo Bandaranaike Memorial Center at the BMICH in Colombo and feature over 100 stalls by the organisations representing pharmaceutical, medical equipment and hospital sectors of the healthcare industry.

ARC Fertility Hospitals is a chain of International Fertility treatment centres which provide advanced assisted reproductive treatment services at affordable costs across India and Sri Lanka. ARC Fertility Hospitals have 30 branches across India covering key geographic areas such as Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and West Bengal.

As part of their initiatives to expand their services and cater to the needs of patients across different geographies, ARC opened their Sri Lanka branch at St. Joseph’s Road, Colombo 02 in 2018.

“It gives us great pleasure to be one of the main sponsors of Medicare 2023. As advanced Fertility Treatment specialists, we always value the overall advancement of the healthcare industry in our endeavours providing quality patient care. We have a great appreciation for Medicare as a platform that opens the world of advanced medical technology to the general public. This is the main reason for ARC to come forward as a main sponsor for Medicare 2023” said, Dr Zoheb Mohammed Chowdhry, Business Head of ARC Fertility Hospitals.

As a main sponsor, ARC will also be present at Medicare 2023 through ARC stalls at the premises, showcasing medical facilities, technology and service which are collectively called “the ARC Advantage” - Care, Cost and Continued Support.

Sri Lanka’s biggest medical event, Medicare 2023 is the 12th edition of the event and has been growing year on year at phenomenal rates. Organised by the Asia Wellness Forum and Aitken Spence Events and Exhibitions, Medicare 2023 unfolds in collaboration with specialist medical associations and under the guidance of the Ministry of Health and Indigenous Medicine of Sri Lanka.