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With expertise in planning and executing senior living projects across Asia, Canada and the US, Columbia Pacific Management is going to set up its first senior living community in Bengaluru.

IANS | Published: May 16, 2019 8:39 am

The 40-year-old healthcare firm, Columbia Pacific Management, develops and operates hospitals, clinics and senior housing across Asia with locations in China, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia and Vietnam. © Shutterstock

The US-based international healthcare provider Columbia Pacific Management would set up its first senior living community in this tech hub, an official said on Wednesday.

“With expertise in planning and executing senior living projects across Asia, Canada and the US, we bring the legacy to India. We are positive our first community in the landscape will shape our presence, globally, Columbia founder Dan Baty said in a statement here.

The Seattle-headquartered Columbia serves 1,600 residential homes in nine communities across five cities in south India after it acquired Serene Retirement Homes in March 2017 for an unspecified amount.

The five cities where the retirement homes were built are Bengaluru in Karnataka, Chennai, Coimbatore and Kanchipuram in neighbouring Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

“Our signature property will have products, services and medical care to cater to the growing middle class, guided by our expertise and international standards,” said Columbia Chief Executive Mohit Nirula on the occasion.

The 40-year-old healthcare firm develops and operates hospitals, clinics and senior housing across Asia with locations in China, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia and Vietnam.

“All these countries have growing ageing populations, rising middle and upper-middle-class populations, an under-supply of quality healthcare and senior care facilities.

“They also have an increasing rates of non-communicable diseases like diabetes, cancer and cardiac diseases – creating an unprecedented demand for healthcare services and senior housing,” the statement added.

Published: May 16, 2019 8:39 am

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