RIMS has approved a major round of healthcare and infrastructure upgrades, led by the rollout of robotic surgery services. The decision signals a broader push to modernize treatment options while strengthening core hospital facilities for patients, medical staff and students.
A key part of the plan is the approval of 200 ventilators, which would expand critical care capacity and support emergency and intensive treatment needs. The move suggests a focus on improving readiness in high-dependency care areas as hospitals continue to invest in essential life-support equipment.
The institution has also cleared several infrastructure improvements beyond clinical technology. These include smart classrooms, a new help desk and renovation work in hospital wards, pointing to an effort to improve both medical education and everyday patient services.
Taken together, the measures reflect a wider modernization drive at RIMS. By combining advanced surgical technology with ventilator expansion and campus-level upgrades, the institute appears to be working on both healthcare delivery and the overall hospital environment.
