Fortis Escorts Hospital Jaipur

Fortis Escorts Hospital Jaipur is a 275-bed multi-super-speciality hospital on Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg. Fortis reports 106 ICU beds at the site, so intensive care represents a significant part of its inpatient capacity. The branch provides cardiac sciences, orthopaedics, neurosciences, renal sciences, gastroenterology, bariatric surgery and other medical and surgical services. The hospital is NABH accredited and its laboratory carries NABL accreditation.

Orthopaedic services include robotic and computer-navigated total knee and hip replacement, together with arthroscopy, ACL reconstruction and knee osteotomy. Cardiac treatment ranges from catheterisation, coronary angiography and angioplasty to rhythm procedures and adult or paediatric cardiac surgery. The Jaipur branch also performs kidney transplantation, while gastrointestinal teams undertake bariatric and laparoscopic operations. Neuro-interventional and stroke services complement conventional neurology and neurosurgery.

Two catheterisation laboratories support interventional cardiology. Imaging includes 1.5-Tesla MRI and 64-slice CT, and the orthopaedic programme uses robotic and navigation systems for selected joint replacements. Dialysis facilities and dedicated transplant support are available for renal patients. Fortis also provides emergency, blood-bank and pharmacy services within the hospital, linking acute assessment to definitive inpatient treatment.

This branch may be relevant for people with coronary or structural heart disease, severe hip or knee degeneration, neurological disease, kidney failure requiring transplant assessment and gastrointestinal conditions needing major surgery. Its combination of critical-care beds, cardiac intervention and robotic orthopaedics gives it a particularly broad surgical profile within one Jaipur hospital.

For orthopaedic patients, the availability of navigation and robotic systems can be considered alongside conventional surgery during specialist assessment. For renal or cardiac patients, the dialysis and cath-lab resources provide additional support if their condition changes around the time of surgery.