By: IPP Bureau
Last updated : July 21, 2026 1:56 pm
New facility strengthens Chandigarh's growing healthcare ecosystem with integrated maternal, neonatal and paediatric services
RJ Corp Healthcare has expanded its maternal and child healthcare network with the launch of Cocoon Hospital in Chandigarh, a premium facility focused on delivering integrated, technology-enabled and compassionate care for women, mothers, newborns and children.
The launch comes as Chandigarh continues to strengthen its position as a leading healthcare destination through growing investments in specialised medical infrastructure across both the public and private sectors.
Cocoon Hospital aims to enhance access to advanced maternal and child healthcare for families across the region.
Built around its philosophy of "Creating Lifelong Bonds," the hospital has been designed as a comprehensive centre offering services across the entire parenthood journey, including pregnancy planning, antenatal care, high-risk pregnancy management, childbirth, neonatal intensive care, paediatrics, fertility, foetal medicine, gynaecology and women's wellness.
Ravi Kant Jaipuria, Founder and Chairman, RJ Corp Healthcare, said, "Cocoon Hospitals reflect our long-term commitment to building specialised healthcare institutions that combine medical excellence with compassion. Our expansion strategy is well underway, with upcoming advanced facilities in Lucknow and Guwahati.”
Devyani Jaipuria, Vice Chairperson, Cocoon Hospitals, said, "The birth of a child is one of life's most precious milestones. Through Cocoon, we aspire to create an experience that goes beyond healthcare by building trust, emotional reassurance and lifelong relationships with every family we serve.”
Dr. Alok Khullar, Group CEO, RJ Corp Healthcare, said, "The launch comes at a time when maternal and neonatal healthcare in India is rapidly evolving. Today's parents seek hospitals that offer not only advanced medical expertise but also seamless support, safety and reassurance throughout pregnancy and beyond."