Apollo Adlux Hospital, Angamaly

Apollo Adlux Hospital is a 300-bed multispeciality hospital at Karukutty in Angamaly. It is the Apollo network’s first hospital in Kerala and its 73rd facility in India. More than 34 departments provide clinical, diagnostic, emergency and rehabilitation care, with 60 intensive-care beds available for patients who need continuous monitoring.

Cardiac sciences cover adult and paediatric cardiology, interventional treatment and cardiac surgery. The department treats coronary, valve and rhythm disorders and operates around the clock for cardiac emergencies. Other major fields include neurosciences, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, nephrology, urology, pulmonology and women’s and children’s health. Its robotic programme provides Da Vinci Xi urological surgery, minimally invasive gynaecological operations and robotic gastrointestinal surgery.

Diagnostic resources include 3 Tesla MRI and 128-slice CT. A three-dimensional cardiac catheterisation laboratory supports coronary imaging and catheter-based treatment, while a six-bed cardiac-surgery intensive-care unit is reserved for closely observed recovery. The wider critical-care allocation comprises 60 beds. Operating theatres, imaging, emergency care and rehabilitation services connect investigations with procedural treatment and postoperative support within the same institution.

People with coronary artery disease, heart-valve problems, neurological illness, kidney or urinary conditions, digestive disease, joint disorders or gynaecological conditions may consider this hospital according to the expertise they require. A cardiologist determines whether medicines, catheter intervention or surgery is appropriate after testing. Robot-assisted operations are selected by the relevant surgeon after reviewing the diagnosis and anatomy. Patients facing major procedures may also benefit from access to dedicated intensive care, radiology and multidisciplinary departments during the same hospital stay. Rehabilitation can follow acute treatment where required.