Metropolis Healthcare, India’s second-largest pathology chain, has launched a cutting-edge diagnostic laboratory in Dibrugarh, Assam, further strengthening its presence in the Northeast. The 1,200 sq. ft. facility, capable of processing up to 15,000 samples per month, offers a comprehensive range of tests, from routine pathology to specialized diagnostics. The facility was inaugurated by Dr. Aprajit Sandilya, Director of Urovision Hospital, in the presence of Metropolis Healthcare’s senior management, including Mr. Rajesh Tripathy, Strategic Business Unit Head, and Mr. Anindya Majumdar, Business Unit Head. The lab, located at Galaxy Wing 2, Near Rahul Honda Showroom, Naliapool, A.T. Road, marks Metropolis’ fifth processing unit in Assam.
Mr. Bhoopendra Singh Rajawat, Chief Business Officer (West, East & North India), Metropolis Healthcare Limited said: “The launch of this diagnostic laboratory in Dibrugarh reaffirms our commitment to delivering advanced, high-quality diagnostics closer to communities in Tier 2 and Tier 3 towns. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and the expertise of our skilled professionals, we aim to strengthen the local healthcare ecosystem with fast, accurate, and reliable diagnostic services. We look forward to working closely with local hospitals, specialists, general physicians, and the government to ensure better healthcare outcomes for patients.”
Dr. Ronica Baruah, Director and Chief of Lab Services, Ekopath Metropolis Lab Services Private Limited commented: “We are excited to bring our expertise in accurate diagnostics and super-specialty pathology services to doctors and patients in Dibrugarh city. Whether for wellness, chronic disease management, or complex areas like oncology and transplant immunology, we are committed to setting new benchmarks in precise diagnosis and patient-focused care. Our dedication to assisting patients at every stage of disease detection remains unwavering.” Dibrugarh, a key commercial hub in Upper Assam, has witnessed rising demand for advanced medical facilities. The new lab is set to benefit the city’s thriving healthcare sector, catering to patients from Assam and neighboring states while enhancing local medical collaborations.
