On 23 March 2025, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai hosted Criticon 3.0, a landmark medical conference that brought together over 500 doctors to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in critical care.
On 23 March 2025, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai hosted Criticon 3.0, a landmark medical conference that brought together over 500 doctors to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in critical care.
The event held at St Regis, Mumbai was a deep dive into how AI is transforming intensive care units through innovations in diagnostics, predictive analytics, and advanced technologies. Attendees were treated to expert-led sessions by specialists from Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai. The Conference also featured Interactive workshops and panel discussions, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among healthcare professionals.
Anurag Yadav, CEO of Gleneagles Healthcare India, shared, “At Gleneagles, we are committed to advancing healthcare through innovation and collaboration. Criticon 3.0 exemplifies our dedication to fostering knowledge exchange and embracing cutting-edge technologies that will shape the future of patient care. This conference aligns perfectly with our vision of providing world-class excellence in healthcare across India.”
"Criticon 3.0 has been instrumental in fostering knowledge exchange among specialists to drive this transformation forward," added Dr. Prashant Borade, Director of Critical Care at Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai.
The success of Criticon 3.0 reinforces Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai’s leadership in driving medical innovation and equipping clinicians with the tools to deliver future-ready, exceptional patient care.
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