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Anurag Yadav is Livasa Hospitals CEO

He has served as CEO of Gleneagles Healthcare India and held key executive positions at Manipal Health Enterprises, Fortis Healthcare, and Sakra World Hospital
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 03:15 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST
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Livasa Hospitals — erstwhile Ivy Hospitals — a leading chain of multispecialty hospitals in Punjab, backed by India Resurgence Fund (IndiaRF), today announced the appointment of Anurag Yadav as its Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

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Yadav brings with him over three decades of professional experience, including over two decades in senior leadership roles across some of India’s most reputed hospital networks.

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He has served as CEO of Gleneagles Healthcare India and held key executive positions at Manipal Health Enterprises, Fortis Healthcare, and Sakra World Hospital.

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