Arvind Sivaramakrishnan has been appointed Chief Technology Officer at Asia Healthcare Holdings (AHH), bringing with him over two decades of extensive experience in enterprise digital transformation, healthcare technology, cybersecurity, and IT operations. In his new role, Arvind will lead the company’s overarching IT strategy, drive digital transformation efforts, and build a future-ready digital roadmap that aligns with AHH’s mission to scale quality healthcare services across Asia.
Prior to joining AHH, Arvind served as the Chief Information Officer at Karkinos Healthcare, where he was instrumental in designing and implementing digital strategies to democratize oncology care by integrating genomics, molecular biology, and AI-driven platforms. His work focused on developing digital assets that enhanced patient experience, clinical outcomes, and operational efficiency across the care continuum.
Arvind also held the position of Group CIO at Apollo Hospitals, one of Asia’s largest corporate health systems, for nearly 12 years. During his tenure, he spearheaded multiple AI/ML-based innovations, enabling data-driven clinical decision-making and establishing enterprise-wide digital platforms. His leadership played a critical role in aligning IT strategies with clinical excellence, financial prudence, and service delivery enhancement.
A seasoned technologist with roots in both engineering and management, Arvind holds a B.Tech in Electronics Engineering from Anna University, where he was a gold medalist, and a postgraduate diploma in management from IMT Ghaziabad. His career spans global leadership roles across the U.S., Malaysia, and India, including a decade at Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), where he led multimillion-dollar digital health programs for Henry Ford Health System in the U.S.
Arvind’s appointment at Asia Healthcare Holdings marks a significant step in the company’s journey to build scalable, tech-first healthcare platforms. With his depth of experience and visionary leadership, AHH is well-positioned to navigate the complexities of healthcare delivery in the digital age.