Fortis Hospital Noida

Fortis Hospital Noida opened in 2004 as the second flagship facility in the Fortis network. It occupies a six-acre site in Sector 62 and now has more than 400 operational beds. Over 140 beds are assigned to intensive care, 25 to emergency care, and 18 modular theatres are available for surgery. The hospital holds NABH and NABL accreditations.

Its large clinical programmes cover cardiac sciences, joint replacement, neurosciences, oncology, haematology and bone marrow transplantation. Liver and kidney transplantation sit alongside gastroenterology, hepatobiliary surgery, nephrology and urology. Procedures named by the hospital include TAVI, LVAD implantation, heart transplantation, robotic knee and hip replacement, minimally invasive spine surgery, radiation treatment, bone marrow transplantation and abdominal-organ transplantation.

Technology at the campus includes twin cardiac catheterisation laboratories, da Vinci Xi robotic surgery, neuro-navigation, intraoperative monitoring and dedicated intensive-care areas for neurological, surgical, transplant and joint-replacement patients. A HEPA-filtered bone marrow transplant unit supports autologous and allogeneic transplants. Newborns and children have separate NICU and PICU services.

This hospital is suited to cases requiring high-capacity critical care or several connected specialties. It may be considered for complex heart treatment, organ or bone marrow transplantation, cancer therapy, brain and spine surgery, robotic joint replacement, or gastrointestinal and kidney disease where an operation and intensive monitoring may form part of the same admission.