Everything a 155-bed superspeciality hospital needs to run — and a few comforts a family needs to get through it.
The campus houses 155 inpatient beds — rising to 350 — along with four modular operation theatres and 54 intensive care beds across adult ICU, PICU and a Level-3 NICU, a figure set to reach 80. Behind them sit a cath lab, a dialysis unit, in-house radiology and a pathology laboratory that does not close.
More than 50 consultants cover over 30 specialities, nearly all of them in-house: robotic surgery, a complete cancer centre with the region's first LINAC, and a liver transplant programme. Diagnostics, treatment and recovery happening in one building isn't a slogan; it is how minutes are saved when they count. An emergency patient is imaged, reported, operated and shifted to intensive care without an ambulance ride in between.
For families, there is a 24x7 cafeteria serving breakfast, lunch and dinner at set times with tea and snacks through the night, structured visiting hours including ICU and NICU access, and front-desk help with insurance and TPA paperwork across our wide empanelment network.
Expanding to 350, with construction under way.
Adult, paediatric and neonatal intensive care — including 16 Level-3 NICU beds — with 1:1 nursing and 24x7 onsite intensivists. Going to 80.
Laminar airflow theatres built to international infection-control standards, equipped for procedures as demanding as a liver transplant.
Room categories to suit every family and every budget.
Among the largest consultant teams in Haryana outside the NCR.
Nearly all of them in-house, including robotic surgery, the cancer centre and liver transplant.
Equipment is only worth listing if it is staffed and switched on at night. All of this is.
The same platforms the world's leading hospitals run on.
MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray — reported at 3 a.m. as readily as at 3 p.m.
99% of tests run on campus, most of them on fully automated analysers, which keeps quality consistent and takes manual handling out of the chain.
Upper and lower GI endoscopy, manometry, EUS and ERCP.
Interventional cardiology, interventional radiology and interventional neuro-radiology.
The first linear accelerator in the region — the piece that turns an oncology service into a complete cancer centre.
Meals at set times; tea and snacks around the clock for attendants.
Assistance with government schemes, insurers and TPAs at admission.