'I foresee Norvic as the region's medical hub soon' - Mr. Basant K. Chaudhary
I share with you all happiness from the depth of my heart as we celebrate the 28th anniversary of Norvic International Hospital. The sapling planted as a 30-bed nursery has now grown into a 200-bed multi-speciality medical institution offering the best possible health care to patients from Nepal and abroad.
It gives me pride that Norvic's accomplished doctors and allied staff have managed to create a haven for healing and relief to the country's ailing and suffering. Gone are the days when even the slightest of medical complications sent our people rushing abroad for treatment. Norvic, I proclaim, has emerged as the hospital of choice in Kathmandu and surrounding regions. Its clientele comprises top dignitaries and commoners alike. Norvic is acknowledged as a caring brand.
Norvic's rapid growth in the recent past is testimony to the emphasis we lay on upgrading medical specialities and technology. The world of medical care is making giant strides. To keep pace with the latest developments, we must constantly remain on our toes. Capital expenditure on the latest medical technology and equipment has become a protocol at Norvic. So is the enhancement of the medical skills of our experts and para-medical staff. We are committed to recruiting, retaining and developing a diverse team of talented professionals.
The domain of medical care permits no scope for complacency. New health challenges warrant that we keep adding to our repertoire of professional skills and resources. For me, medical care is not just a profession. It's a calling and a mission where the heart often plays a role more vital than the mind.
To alleviate the suffering of patients from different diseases Norvic is planning to add to its bed capacity and also new care centres viz oncology. Cancer patients often find treatment abroad a major drain on their resources; families of the suffering patients are often driven to ruination. Along with this, there will be a mother-and-child section We are planning to come up with this facility next to the headquarter of our parent organization Bhuramal Lunkarandas Conglomerate. Another welcome addition to Norvic will be India's La Femme (Centre for Women) which goes beyond mere obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology, anaesthesia, general & laparoscopic surgery, cosmetic surgeries and genetic & foetal medicine. La Femme considers a woman a very special person with special needs.
I foresee Norvic International Hospital emerging as a medical hub in the region sooner than later.
Basant Kumar Chaudhary
Patron and Founder Chairman,
Norvic International Hospital
Arguably one of the most artistically gifted, Mr Basant Kumar Chaudhary is a Nepalese Business leader, Social Worker, Artist, and Philanthropist who has made an immeasurable impact on Nepalese Society with regard to his kind gestures and generosity.
Born in 1957, Mr Basant K. Chaudhary is the youngest son of Mr Lunkarandas Chaudhary and Mrs Ganga Devi Chaudhary. His two elder brothers are Mr. Binod Chaudhary, the only Nepali billionaire and Mr Arun Chaudhary. In 1979, he got married to Ms Meena Chaudhary and in 1983, they were blessed with a girl child, Megha Chaudhary which he describes as the most joyous part of his life.
With a vision to provide World-Class Medical care, Mr. Basant K. Chaudhary established Norvic International Hospital in 1993 and served in the organization as a Founder Chairman for a very long time. At present, Mr Basant K. Chaudhary is the Chairperson of BLC (Bhuramal Lunkarandas Conglomerate) which has over a dozen companies operating and dominates the Nepalese market in various sectors such as agro-business, nutrition, healthcare, speciality manufacturing, education as well as community development.
