Ahmedabad, Gujarat: TRUtest Diagnostics, one of India’s fast-growing and trusted diagnostic service providers, has launched its new hi-tech Blood Test Laboratory in Ahmedabad, strengthening its commitment to delivering accurate, reliable, and affordable diagnostic services in Gujarat.
The newly launched laboratory is located Near Mithakhali Cross Road, Navrangpura, spread across 1000 sq. ft., is equipped with advanced technology and offers a comprehensive test menu of 3500+ diagnostic tests, covering both routine and specialized investigations, along with preventive health check-ups.
The laboratory was formally inaugurated by Honorable Chief Guest Dr Gyanendra Singh on 21st February 2026, in the presence of esteemed members of Ahmedabad’s medical fraternity.
Incubated by the ethos of the Manipal Group, which continues to guide the stringent quality standards even today; we stand proudly as an independent leader in the diagnostic market.
“Ahmedabad is a key healthcare market with rising demand for dependable diagnostics. This launch reflects our continued focus on combining advanced technology with affordability, while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and patient trust.” says (Cap) Dr Sandeep Sharma, CEO-Manipal Healthmap Diagnostics.
With this launch in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, TRUtest Diagnostics marks its presence across 18 states in the country. TRUtest Diagnostics continues to differentiate itself through a strong emphasis on quality, accuracy, and clinical reliability, supported by stringent quality protocols and standardized processes.
Echoing the expansion vision, the Business Head, TRUtest Diagnostics, added,
“With Ahmedabad live now, we are actively working towards expanding our presence in neighbouring cities like Baroda, Anand, Surat, and Bharuch, bringing high-quality diagnostic services closer to patients and healthcare providers.”
TRUtest Diagnostics continues to strengthen its footprint across India, reaffirming its mission to make world-class diagnostics accessible, affordable and reliable.
