Mumbai City Football Club have announced a partnership with Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre, bringing it on board as their Official Medical Partner for the remainder of the ongoing Indian Super League (ISL) season.
The partnership will see Lilavati Hospital provide Mumbai City with complete on-field medical support, including ambulance services, medical manpower, and emergency care during matches and practice sessions.
Rajiv K Mehta, Permanent Trustee, Lilavati Hospital & Research Centre, commented:
“Through this association, Lilavati Hospital aligns itself with one of the prominent football clubs in India, reflecting a shared commitment to performance, resilience, and excellence. This collaboration allows us to extend our expertise in delivering high-quality, timely medical care to a high-performance sporting environment. We are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of players through comprehensive on-field medical support, while also strengthening our association with a team that reflects excellence, resilience, and discipline.”
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