“Hosmac is the recipient of the “Chalo India Banaye” Award instituted by Indian Architect and Builder Magazine along with Ultra Tech Cement and Tata Steel, at the ABC world Expo 2005 in Mumbai – an annual event involving Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industries. For us, the Award translates into not just recognition but a gesture of encouragement from the Architecture and Construction fraternity for our contribution towards improving the standards of Healthcare Consulting in India. We feel privileged and honored in sharing the limelight with other illustrious recipients of the award such as L&T ECC, ITC, INTACH, CIDCO and Suzlon Energy.”

Godrej Memorial Hospital Designed By Hosmac wins award for "CITIZEN CORPORATE WITH A DESIGN COMMITMENT"

Successfully bid for Organizational audit for Government Hospital of varying sizes in different states Eg: Maharastra, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh.

Dr. Vivek Desai our Managing Director and C.E.O is a faculty with TATA Institute of Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Health Management and Research Jaipur, Garware Institute of Career Education and Development in Mumbai, P.V Poly Technique – S.N.D.T-Mumbai, All India Institute of Local self Government- Mumbai.

Dr. Vivek Desai has also worked as consultant in World Bank- USAID, and many such multi laterals agencies, He has undertaken study tour to Australia on behalf of Government of Maharastra to evaluate public, private partnership in Healthcare.

HOPES- A Hosmac family initiative which works towards safe healthcare and environment practices and education. It is empanelled with the Maharastra Pollution Control Board. Owing to its Untiring efforts in the field of Bio-Medical Waste Management.

Ms Jagruti Bhatia, Senior Consultant is on the Advisory Committee of Ministry of Environment and Forest, Maharashtra State, and also received the 2004-2005 “Special Mention Award for excellence in documentation and Knowledge sharing” in the Voluntary Organization Sector.

HOPES had been invited for a skill share workshop to be held Islamabad and Lahore by the World Wild Fund (WWF)-Pakistan.