Fortis Hospital Manesar, Gurugram

Fortis Hospital Manesar is a 350-bed multispeciality facility in Gurugram, with 95 beds assigned to intensive care. It has more than 20 specialties, nine operating theatres and two cardiac catheterisation laboratories. Emergency, trauma, inpatient, outpatient and critical-care services operate alongside the main medical and surgical departments.

The clinical scope includes cardiac sciences, neurosciences, oncology, orthopaedics, renal sciences, gastroenterology, pulmonology, bariatric and gastrointestinal surgery, women’s health, paediatrics, neonatology and haematology. Published procedures include bronchoscopy, HIPEC, treatment for colorectal, lung and oral-cavity cancers, stapler circumcision and robotic cardiac surgery. Joint replacement, arthroscopy, minimally invasive spine operations, dialysis, kidney transplant, endoscopy, liver transplant, laparoscopic hernia repair and bariatric surgery are also provided.

Diagnostic facilities cover CT, MRI, X-ray, echocardiography, stress echocardiography, endoscopy, EEG, biochemistry, microbiology and pathology. Surgery can be robotic, minimally invasive or open, depending on the condition. Dedicated ICUs support complex interventions, while blood bank, radiology and laboratory services run continuously. Rehabilitation includes physiotherapy and occupational therapy after neurological, orthopaedic or major surgical treatment.

This hospital may be considered for cancer that needs several treatment methods, coronary or structural heart disease, kidney failure, advanced liver disease, brain and spinal disorders, severe joint damage or obesity requiring surgery. The large intensive-care allocation is relevant for unstable patients and those recovering from high-risk operations. Co-located imaging, catheter laboratories and theatres also allow an acute case to progress from diagnosis to intervention without leaving the campus. Specialists determine whether robotic, laparoscopic, catheter-based or conventional treatment is suitable for the individual case. Recovery planning may include physiotherapy, dietary care, respiratory support or longer surveillance after cancer and transplant treatment.