Tree Top Hospital offers special discounts to celebrate anniversary

Mar 3, 2025, 7:31 AM
Tree Top Hospital. -- Adhadhu File Photo

Tree Top Hospital. -- Adhadhu File Photo

Tree Top Hospital is offering special discounts to customers in connection with its seventh anniversary.

CEO Dr. Srivatsan Sridhar G said the hospital remains committed to providing thoughtful and quality healthcare.

"Our focus remains on delivering quality healthcare and expanding our services to meet the evolving needs of our guests," he added.

To celebrate its anniversary, Tree Top Hospital is offering the following discounts throughout March:

March 1 to 7

  • 15 percent off CT scan and MRI services
  • 10 percent off bone mineral density tests

March 8 to 14

  • 20 percent off skin rejuvenation treatment
  • 20 percent off tattoo removal treatment
  • 20 percent off acne scar removal treatment

March 15 to 31

15 percent off dental bleaching

  • 15 percent off dental scaling
  • 15 percent off fissure sealant

With a 210-bed capacity and a multidisciplinary team of specialists, Tree Top Hospital offers a wide range of services, including state of the art ICU, Cath Lab, NICU, HDU, Fertility Center, Dialysis Centre and an Oncology Clinic providing chemotherapy.

Equipped with modern technology and laboratory facilities, the hospital aims to provide effective and efficient patient care.

The hospital made notable achievements over the past year, including the first ever successful IVF delivery, the completion of over 1,000 knee replacement surgeries and the first leadless pacemaker implantation.

The hospital also completed successful complex parotid tumor removal surgery and introduced renal angioplasty procedures.

Tree Top Hospital also conducted community health camps in three regions of Maldives, providing consultations to over 1,500 people in 2024.

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