Asian Institute of Medical Sciences Faridabad

Asian Institute of Medical Sciences in Sector 21A, Faridabad is a 425-bed tertiary hospital organised around 14 centres of excellence. Its programmes include cancer care, cardiac sciences, urology and kidney transplantation, nephrology, neurosciences, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, robotic surgery, respiratory medicine and mother-and-child care. The cancer centre states that it was established in 2010. The hospital lists NABH and NABL accreditation.

The cardiac centre performs coronary, peripheral, carotid and renal angiography; primary and complex angioplasty; valve interventions; pacemaker, ICD and CRT implantation; TAVR; CABG; valve replacement; aortic surgery and heart transplantation. Renal services include kidney transplantation and several dialysis modalities such as SLED, PIRT and CRRT, while robotic technology is used for selected kidney-transplant procedures. Oncology offers chemotherapy, immunotherapy, hormonal therapy, bone marrow transplantation, external-beam radiotherapy and brachytherapy.

Cancer infrastructure includes PET-CT, MRI, gamma-camera imaging and a linear-accelerator platform with RapidArc and image-guided capabilities. The renal centre has dedicated dialysis stations with continuous options for critically ill patients. Cardiac care is supported by catheterisation and surgical services. These departments share ICU, emergency and imaging resources, allowing high-risk patients to move between diagnostics, intervention and inpatient monitoring.

Patients with coronary or structural heart disease, cancer, kidney failure, neurological disorders or major orthopaedic conditions may find AIMS Faridabad relevant. The combination of interventional cardiology, transplantation, radiation oncology and robotic surgery makes it particularly applicable to cases that require advanced procedures plus multidisciplinary inpatient support.

The renal and cardiac departments both support critically ill patients, while oncology has dedicated day-care and radiation facilities. This combination can be relevant when cancer treatment is complicated by kidney disease or cardiovascular problems that require parallel specialist management.