Lanka Hospitals PLC

Lanka Hospitals PLC JCI Accredited Tertiary Care Multi Speciality International Hospital

Our service philosophy is built on the precepts of commitment to clinical protocols, provision of compassionate care and service excellence that transcends the conventional healthcare offer. Recognising that service excellence is dynamic in nature, we continuously seek to enhance our service delivery in a bid to provide you – our customers - with world-class healthcare experiences. This drive for excellence has seen us claim many “firsts” in the industry in both clinical as well non-clinical areas. As a firm believer that excellence in healthcare is a combination of excellence in clinical and non-clinical care, Lanka Hospitals has strived at every opportunity to up its game across the service continuum. Whilst our clinical excellence is driven by international alliances with some of the most reputed global healthcare providers in securing knowledge transfer and sharing of best practices, our excellence in non-clinical care stems from a meticulous drive for quality and continuous improvement.

World Patient Safety Day 2026 | September 17Care That Protects. Care That Lasts. Safe Care for Life!This World Patient S...
17/09/2026

World Patient Safety Day 2026 | September 17
Care That Protects. Care That Lasts. Safe Care for Life!
This World Patient Safety Day, Lanka Hospitals reaffirms its commitment to providing safe, quality and continuous care for people living with noncommunicable diseases.
From heart disease and cancer to diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases, safe care today can make a lasting difference for life.

Building safer care through knowledge, collaboration and shared commitment. Organized by the Quality Assurance Departmen...
17/09/2026

Building safer care through knowledge, collaboration and shared commitment.

Organized by the Quality Assurance Department in line with World Patient Safety Day 2026, the Patient Safety Symposium brought together representatives from external hospitals and internal stakeholders to exchange knowledge, experiences and best practices in delivering safe care for patients with noncommunicable diseases.

The symposium featured insightful guest lectures
🔸 Senior Professor Priyadarshani Galappatthy, Senior Professor and Chair of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo — Safe Medication Use for the Continuum of NCD Care
🔸 Dr. Chandana Gajanayake, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka — Lifelong Care for Patients with NCDs
🔸 Ms. Nirosha Gallage, Head Dietitian, Department of Dietetics, Lanka Hospitals — Dietary Controls for Healthy Living

Participants also shared inspiring patient safety success stories, demonstrating how practical initiatives, teamwork and a strong safety culture can create meaningful improvements in patient care.

The symposium strengthened collaboration and partnership among healthcare professionals, reinforcing our shared commitment to making every stage of NCD care safer, more coordinated and truly patient-centred.

Together, we learn. Together, we collaborate. Together, we make care safer.

16/09/2026

DAY 03 | SAFER TREATMENT, EVERY STEP.

For people living with noncommunicable diseases, treatment can extend across months or even years - with medicines, procedures, medical devices and different healthcare services becoming part of the journey.

With every treatment comes an opportunity to make care safer.

Knowing your treatment, sharing important information, asking questions and communicating openly with your care team can help identify risks before they become harm.

At Lanka Hospitals, we believe patient safety is built through partnership - when healthcare teams and patients work together, stay informed and remain attentive to what happens at every stage of care.

Speak up. Stay informed. Stay involved.

Because your safety matters at every step. 🧡

Patient Safety Week 2026 | Safe Care for Life!

Knowledge in action for safer patient Care!To celebrate Patient Safety Week 2026 under the theme "Safe Care for Noncommu...
16/09/2026

Knowledge in action for safer patient Care!
To celebrate Patient Safety Week 2026 under the theme "Safe Care for Noncommunicable Diseases," Lanka Hospitals hosted an interactive Patient Safety Quiz yesterday at the auditorium! Staff came together to sharpen their knowledge, test their skills, and reinforce our promise: safety comes first - every patient, every time.

16/09/2026

හැම දේටම හරි උත්තරයක් දෙන්න. හරි වෙලාවට හොඳම දේ කරන්න.

ඔබ සිටින ස්ථානයටම පැමිණ රුධිර හා මුත්‍රා සාම්පල ලබාගැනීම ඇතුළු අත්‍යවශ්‍ය රසායනාගාර සේවාවන් රැසක් පහසුවෙන් ලබාගන්න. ලංකා හොස්පිටල්ස් මොබයිල් ලැබ් සර්විස් අමතන්න.

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16/09/2026

තරබාරුකම නිසා ඇතිවන හෝමෝන වෙනස්කම් හේතුවෙන් සිරුරේ ඉන්සියුලින් පාලනය දුර්වල වී දියවැඩියාව වැළඳීමේ අවදානම ඉහළ යයි!! බර අඩු කරගැනීම සහ දියවැඩියාවෙන් ආරක්ෂා වීම පිළිබඳ නිවැරදි වෛද්‍ය උපදෙස් සඳහා වීඩියෝව සම්පූර්ණයෙන් නරඹන්න.
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15/09/2026

DAY 2 | SAFETY MATTERS AT EVERY STEP

For people living with noncommunicable diseases, the care journey can be long, complex and involve multiple healthcare professionals, investigations, medications and services.

With so many steps along the way, each one is an opportunity to make care safer.

Delayed, missed or incorrect diagnosis is one important source of harm. Early recognition of symptoms, recommended screening, timely investigations, appropriate referrals and clear communication can all help reduce avoidable harm.

At Lanka Hospitals, we believe every step is a safety step. From early detection to diagnosis, treatment and follow-up, safer care is everyone’s responsibility, every day.

Today, let’s remember: early detection matters. Accurate diagnosis matters. And every step matters.

Every step. Every patient. Every day — safer care for life.

A shared pledge. Powerful stories. One unwavering commitment-to safer care for every patient. The inauguration ceremony ...
15/09/2026

A shared pledge. Powerful stories. One unwavering commitment-to safer care for every patient.

The inauguration ceremony marked the beginning of Lanka Hospitals’ Patient Safety Week 2026, observed in line with World Patient Safety Day under the theme, “Safe Care for Noncommunicable Diseases.”

Together, we renewed our Patient Safety Pledge, listened to inspiring testimonials from our own staff, and received valuable messages from our leaders-reminding us that patient safety is not merely a responsibility, but a promise we uphold through every decision and every action.

As we begin this important week, let us continue working together to strengthen a culture where safety comes first-every patient, every time.

15/09/2026

මග තොට සිරවී ඔබේ වටිනා කාලය අපතේ යවාගන්න එපා. හරි වෙලාවට හොඳම දේ කරන්න.

ඔබ සිටින ස්ථානයටම පැමිණ රුධිර හා මුත්‍රා සාම්පල ලබාගැනීම ඇතුළු අත්‍යවශ්‍ය රසායනාගාර සේවාවන් රැසක් පහසුවෙන් ලබාගන්න. ලංකා හොස්පිටල්ස් මොබයිල් ලැබ් සර්විස් අමතන්න.

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14/09/2026

As we begin Patient Safety Week 2026, we come together around this year’s WHO theme: “Safe care for noncommunicable diseases”, with the powerful call to action, “Safe care for life!”

People living with conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and chronic respiratory diseases often depend on healthcare services over many years. Every interaction is therefore an opportunity to make care safer, prevent avoidable harm and protect quality of life.

Patient safety is not the responsibility of one person, one department or one profession. It belongs to all of us — every day, with every patient, at every point of care.

Let us begin this week by renewing our commitment to make safety part of everything we do.
Safe care for life!

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