Fortis C-DOC Hospital, New Delhi

Fortis C-DOC in Chirag Enclave, New Delhi is a 23-bed specialist hospital centred on diabetes, endocrinology and metabolic disease. The hospital states that it has operated since January 2012 and works within the Fortis Healthcare network. Its medical services are supported by allied specialties for complications and conditions that commonly overlap with diabetes and obesity.

The facility publishes a broad procedural list despite its specialist metabolic focus. It includes bariatric surgery, joint replacement, urological and gynaecological surgery, general and laparoscopic surgery, endocrine surgery, plastic and cosmetic surgery, eye surgery, ENT surgery including cochlear implantation, dental procedures, endoscopy and colonoscopy. This allows selected patients to receive surgical treatment alongside metabolic or endocrine assessment.

C-DOC also maintains a diabetic-foot and wound-care centre, dialysis capability, diagnostic laboratory services, radiology and pharmacy support. Its original hospital page describes two operating suites within a compact facility. The clinical model is therefore more focused than a large tertiary hospital but still provides procedural and inpatient support for diabetes-related complications and associated medical conditions.

This hospital may be relevant for patients with diabetes, endocrine disorders, obesity, diabetic-foot problems, kidney complications or metabolic disease who also require surgery or specialist assessment. It can also support selected bariatric, orthopaedic, urological, ophthalmic and general surgical cases. It centres on C-DOC’s metabolic and complication-management role rather than acting as a full-scale emergency or quaternary hospital.

Its specialist identity is also reflected in the way services are grouped around diabetes complications: foot and wound care, kidney support, eye care, nutrition and metabolic surgery sit alongside endocrine medicine. This makes the hospital especially relevant when diabetes affects several organ systems and treatment needs more than routine outpatient glucose management.