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Prabhadevi, Mumbai

A tertiary hospital for the middle of the city.

Isle sits on Veer Savarkar Marg in Prabhadevi, close to Siddhivinayak Temple and a short drive from Worli Sea Face, Dadar, and Lower Parel. The campus is organised as one hospital, not a scatter of clinics.

What tertiary care means here.

People come to Isle from family physicians, other hospitals, and the emergency door. The work is the complex end of medicine and surgery: ventilated patients, major operations, cancer treatment, high-risk pregnancy, sick newborns, and illnesses that need several specialties in the same conversation.

Capacity is 1,000 inpatient beds. That scale is what lets an emergency admission, an elective surgery list, and a neonatal unit run on the same day without borrowing space from each other.

One campus

Emergency, theatres, intensive care, wards, imaging, laboratory, and blood bank share the same address.

Multispecialty by design

Forty-one specialties cover adult and paediatric medicine, surgery, cancer, transplant, senses, mind, and rehabilitation.

Open when the city is not

Emergency, trauma, and critical care stay staffed through the night. Outpatient clinics run by appointment.

How we work

Four promises we can actually keep.

01

Attention

The sickest patients are seen first. Elective work is scheduled so it does not compete with resuscitation.

02

Coordination

When a case crosses specialties, the consultants meet over the same chart instead of sending the family between buildings.

03

Dignity

Wards, private rooms, and waiting areas are planned for families who may be here for days, not minutes.

04

Readiness

Blood bank, theatres, and imaging sit close to emergency so a transfer inside the hospital stays short.

Medical director

Dr. Lionel Fernandes leads the clinical services. Questions about referrals and hospital practice can start at the appointment desk, which will route them to the right specialty.

Who we serve

Residents of Prabhadevi, Dadar, Worli, Mahim, and the rest of Mumbai, plus patients referred from other hospitals in Maharashtra and western India.