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June 20, 2026; Mumbai, India: Jupiter Hospital and Discovery come together for Structures of Tomorrow, an upcoming documentary special featuring Jupiter Hospital’s flagship facility in Dombivli, Mumbai. Enabled by AGENCY09, the documentary highlights the scale, planning and patient-first thinking behind the development of the facility. Structures of Tomorrow is set to premiere on Discovery and Discovery+ on Saturday, 20 June 2026, at 6:30 PM IST.

Structures of Tomorrow is a 22-minute documentary that offers an inside look at the planning, infrastructure and operational considerations behind Jupiter Hospital in Dombivli around Mumbai. It also captures the 25-month journey of developing the facility, involving architects, engineers, doctors, operations teams and multiple stakeholders, while highlighting key aspects including emergency preparedness, backend infrastructure testing, patient movement planning, healing gardens, natural lighting and companion beds for relatives of ICU patients, showcasing the approach towards balancing medical efficiency with patient experience.

Speaking on the collaboration, Shom Mazumdar – Brand, Marketing & Communications Advisor – Jupiter Hospital, said “This hospital has been built around one central thought: how do we make care more efficient, more compassionate and more reassuring for every patient and family who walks through our doors. From clinical planning to patient movement, sustainability and comfort, every detail has been carefully considered. Through this documentary, and with AGENCY09’s support in shaping the collaboration with Discovery, we are able to share the thinking and effort that usually stays behind the scenes.”

With this collaboration, AGENCY09 continues to strengthen its role as a strategic partner for brands looking to create meaningful content-led platforms that go beyond conventional marketing formats and build deeper brand credibility.

Tushar Khakhar, Founder & First Executive, AGENCY09, said, “This was one of those rare ideas where the fit felt completely natural. Jupiter Hospital had a story of scale, care and intent that deserved to be told with depth, while Discovery brought the credibility and storytelling legacy to do justice to it. Our role was to creatively bring these two brands together in a way that felt authentic to both.”

While most healthcare brands traditionally rely on corporate films or brand videos to communicate their capabilities, Structures of Tomorrow approaches Jupiter Hospital’s story differently. Structures of Tomorrow echoes Jupiter Hospital’s vision of making world class future-ready healthcare accessible to all. The launch of the documentary is backed by a high-octane marketing campaign spanning print, broadcast, and digital media.

The meetup was thoughtfully curated to encourage meaningful interactions and practical industry exposure. Faculty members from Welingkar Institute of Management actively represented the institution throughout the day by participating in discussions, workshops, and networking sessions centered around healthcare innovation and emerging trends shaping the industry.

Further strengthening the institution’s participation, five students from the PGDM Healthcare Management programme attended the evening sessions: Anviti Kulshrestha, Yash Singh, Varunraj Gharge, Varun Bothe, and Swastik Khade.

One of the key highlights of the event was the opportunity to directly interact with healthcare startups and industry experts who are redefining the future of healthcare delivery and technology. The collaborative workshops and knowledge-sharing sessions enabled participants to gain practical insights and understand how innovative ideas are translated into real-world healthcare solutions.

The students and faculty members also engaged in meaningful conversations with professionals from diverse sectors, exchanged perspectives, and explored possibilities for future collaboration. These interactions not only broadened their understanding of the healthcare ecosystem but also strengthened professional networking opportunities.

Sharing thoughts on the experience, a program Dr. Anjali Kumar, head of healthcare, said, “The DHN City Meetup provided an excellent platform for our students and faculty to connect with healthcare leaders and innovators. Such industry interactions are essential in helping students bridge academic concepts with practical applications while encouraging collaborative and forward-thinking approaches toward healthcare management.”

The DHN Mumbai Meetup proved to be an enriching and insightful experience for both students and faculty members. Through participation in such industry-driven platforms, Welingkar Institute of Management continues to encourage experiential learning, innovation, and meaningful academic-industry engagement in the evolving field of healthcare management.