Training Goa's next generation of clinicians.

A group of practitioners, a bigger idea

Healthway Hospitals began in 2014, when a group of practitioners set out to build something more than a hospital — an institution that would serve Goa through patient care, education and research together.

Commissioned, and proving the first two pillars

Commissioned in 2016, the hospital spent its early years proving out clinical excellence and social commitment — building high-quality clinical services alongside health camps, screening programmes and outreach drives across the state.

The harder, slower work

Once that clinical and social foundation was solid, Healthway turned to the remaining two pillars. It pursued accreditation from the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), building a structured academic ecosystem from the ground up rather than adding courses on top of an existing hospital — with research infrastructure, faculty engagement and resident participation following alongside it.

Where that patience has led

• Healthway now holds NBEMS accreditation to run DNB programmes across all three major core specialties — General Medicine, Paediatrics and Anaesthesia.
• The hospital is recognised by the American College of Surgeons as a Centre for Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) training for over 10 years.
• Healthway remains the only centre in Goa to possess NNF Academic Accreditation, enabling structured neonatal training programmes for both doctors and nurses.