Surgical Innovation

Technology supported surgical innovation is the path to improve patient outcomes

Vattikuti Fellowships

Training the next generation of robotic surgeons

International Mentors

Vattikuti global network of surgeon educators

Patient Awareness

Alleviate patient anxiety and assist them in making right choices.

Awards & Recognition

Recognition of the foundation by external peers.

Social Empowerment

The Foundation started its social empowerment division in 2009 along with the launch of innumerable programs supporting livelihoods and financial inclusion. We unleashed the power of data and technology to improve the social and economic well-being and for disaster mitigation during crises. Our aim is to increase public awareness of the resources available to them, in order to facilitate alleviation of their own circumstances and to find ways to provide these resources to people with little-to-no means
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Robotic Surgery

Vattikuti Foundation Robotic Surgery Institute (VFRSI) is committed to bringing together healthcare institutes, medical professional, and patients, from diverse geographies, in the field of minimally invasive surgery, robotic surgery, and cancer treatment. Our goal is to bring disruptive improvements in patient outcomes by leveraging cutting edge technology, data driven decision making, professional education and patient awareness. The Foundation supports initiatives that inform, refine, encourage, and provide assistance.
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Social Empowerment

The Foundation started its social empowerment division in 2009 along with the launch of innumerable programs supporting livelihoods and financial inclusion. We unleashed the power of data and technology to improve the social and economic well-being and for disaster mitigation during crises. Our aim is to increase public awareness of the resources available to them, in order to facilitate alleviation of their own circumstances and to find ways to provide these resources to people with little-to-no means
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Robotic Surgery

Vattikuti Foundation Robotic Surgery Institute (VFRSI) is committed to bringing together healthcare institutes, medical professional, and patients, from diverse geographies, in the field of minimally invasive surgery, robotic surgery, and cancer treatment. Our goal is to bring disruptive improvements in patient outcomes by leveraging cutting edge technology, data driven decision making, professional education and patient awareness. The Foundation supports initiatives that inform, refine, encourage, and provide assistance.
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ABOUT US

We envisioned the disruptive power of digital surgery in the year 2000 and adopted robotic surgery at its inception, when few believed in it; cultivated its growth to the current state of its universal acceptance with emphasis on surgical innovation and surgeon education. In India, our strategic initiatives including development of multidisciplinary robotic surgery programs powered by a highly trained workforce established robotic surgery. We supported the livelihoods of the underprivileged strata of the society to raise them above the poverty line and stood by them during crisis and natural calamities.
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Leadership

Vattikuti foundation team visiting Guy’s Hospital, King’s college London during the inauguration of Institute of Robotic Surgery, Vattikuti Foundation at the King’s College London Guy’s Campus. Photo with the Keats statue on the bench: John Keats was born on Moorgate in 1795, surgeon-apothecary turned poet John Keats, trained at the Guy’s Hospital. The statue of Keats sits on a bench on King’s College London’s Guy’s campus in a garden.

Leadership

Vattikuti foundation team visiting Guy’s Hospital, King’s college London during the inauguration of Institute of Robotic Surgery, Vattikuti Foundation at the King’s College London Guy’s Campus. Photo with the Keats statue on the bench: John Keats was born on Moorgate in 1795, surgeon-apothecary turned poet John Keats, trained at the Guy’s Hospital. The statue of Keats sits on a bench on King’s College London’s Guy’s campus in a garden.