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Ujala Cygnus Srinagar Sets Emergency Care Benchmark, First in City, Second in J&K to Win NABH Excellence Award

KH Correspondent by KH Correspondent
December 7, 2025
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Srinagar : Ujala Cygnus Hospital (UCH) in Srinagar has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first hospital in the region and the second in Jammu & Kashmir to receive the NABH-Certified Emergency Excellence Recognition.

The prestigious certification highlights the hospital’s commitment to high-quality emergency care, adhering to the rigorous standards established by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH). The recognition underscores the Emergency Department’s clinical readiness, the expertise of its medical team, and the integration of advanced technologies, positioning it as a trusted and advanced emergency care center in the area. Dr. Jasjit Singh, Vice President of Quality at Ujala Cygnus, emphasized that this recognition reflects the hospital’s dedication to enhancing emergency care standards. He noted the importance of timely response in medical emergencies and the relentless efforts of the team to meet national benchmarks in systems, training, and technology. The NABH Emergency Excellence certification serves as both an honor and a motivation to further improve emergency services for the people of Jammu & Kashmir. Dr. Pervez Ahmed Sofi, Managing Director and Unit Head of the Emerg

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