A thousand beds, counted properly.

Inpatient capacity is 1,000 beds. Critical care is part of that number, not an extra claim beside it. Theatres, dialysis, imaging, and the blood bank sit on the same Prabhadevi campus.

Inpatient capacity

1,000

Overnight beds for adults, children, and newborns. Day-care chairs for scans and short procedures sit outside this count.

General wards460

Semi-private rooms200

Private rooms160

Deluxe rooms40

Critical care & high dependency140

Critical care · 140 beds

Intensive care by the kind of patient.

40

Medical ICU

30

Surgical ICU

24

Coronary care

20

Neonatal ICU

12

Paediatric ICU

14

High dependency

Theatres

18 operation theatres

Modular theatres for cardiac, neuro, transplant, orthopaedic, obstetric, and emergency surgery, with a separate day-care suite.

Heart

Two catheterisation labs

For coronary angiography, angioplasty, and rhythm procedures, opening onto the coronary care unit.

Emergency

30 resuscitation & bay spaces

Ground floor, with a covered ambulance bay on Veer Savarkar Marg and direct access to CT.

Dialysis

24 dialysis stations

For chronic dialysis and for inpatients in kidney failure, run by nephrology.

Imaging

CT, MRI, and mammography

Two CT scanners, 1.5T and 3T MRI, ultrasound, X-ray, and mammography. Reporting stays in the building.

Blood

Hospital blood bank

Cross-matching for theatres and emergency, including the large transfusions that trauma and transplant require.

Cancer

Radiation oncology suite

Planning and treatment on campus, so a radiotherapy course does not depend on a second hospital.

Everyday

Pharmacy, kitchen, chapel of quiet

A 24-hour pharmacy for inpatients, a dietetic kitchen, a prayer room, and family waiting on every ward floor.

Recovery

Rehabilitation gym

Physiotherapy for stroke, joint replacement, and people leaving intensive care.