Specialist paediatric cardiac care, free screening camps and lifelong support for children across Maharashtra.
Consultation, echocardiogram and a clear explanation of what happens next — all under one roof in Shivajinagar, Pune.
Free paediatric heart camps in village schools and district hospitals — because a treatable condition should never go unfound.
Dr. Pankaj Sugaonkar has been honoured with the Outlook Best Doctors Maharashtra 2025 award, recognised in Paediatric Cardiology by Neb Media and Research.
Most congenital heart disease is treatable. In India, much of it is not treated in time — and the reason is rarely medical.
We take screening to the children instead of waiting for them to reach us, treat those who can be treated, and stay with families long after the procedure is done.
Both run by the Foundation under Dr. Pankaj Sugaonkar. Same team, same services — choose whichever is easier to reach.
Specialist Paediatric Cardiology
Established in 2013 and led by Dr. Pankaj Sugaonkar. Diagnosis, intervention and follow-up under one roof, so families are not sent from place to place at the hardest moment of their lives.
A Centre of the Foundation
Our second centre, opened so families across Pimpri-Chinchwad need not cross the city for a paediatric cardiac opinion. The same doctor, the same standard, an hour of traffic closer.
Free examination and echo at the camp
Identifying children with a heart condition
Full assessment at our centres
Care and funding help where it is needed
Staying with the family for years
Timely diagnosis and the right treatment make a lifetime of difference.
Screening little hearts
Taking heart care to communities
Advanced care, closer to home
Brighter tomorrows
Stronger, healthier livesFourteen districts. One mission. Taking heart care to children wherever they are.
Interviews and features with Dr. Pankaj Sugaonkar across Marathi and national news channels.
Working together to give every child access to specialist paediatric cardiac care, closer to home.
Fifteen years spent on one thing: children's hearts. Practising in Pune since 2009, with more than 1,00,000 echocardiograms and 5,000+ interventions.
Parents tend to mention the same thing first — he explains. In plain language, with the scan on the screen, for as long as it takes.
India does not have enough paediatric cardiologists, and the ones it has are in the cities. Sharpening the skills of neonatologists and paediatricians multiplies what one specialist can do.
A camp costs money. So does a device, a hospital stay, and the journey from Nanded to Pune and back. Partnership is how the gap gets closed.
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