Fortis Hospital, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru

Fortis Hospital, Rajajinagar began in 2007 as a specialised intensive-care unit and later developed into a 48-bed multispeciality hospital in western Bengaluru. It now has 10 ICU beds and two operating theatres. Fortis identifies orthopaedics, general surgery, spine surgery, urology, gynaecology, ENT, emergency medicine and critical care among the branch’s core services. The hospital holds NABH accreditation and a Nursing Excellence accreditation.

The Rajajinagar procedure directory includes ACL reconstruction and arthroscopy for musculoskeletal problems, abdominal hysterectomy within gynaecological care and several ENT operations such as septoplasty, tonsillectomy, tracheostomy and laryngotracheal reconstruction. Oncology-related procedures displayed for the branch include chemotherapy and bone-marrow aspiration or biopsy. Sleep medicine is represented by polysomnography. The range is suited to a smaller hospital where planned surgery is combined with medical and intensive-care support.

A 16-slice CT scanner provides on-site cross-sectional imaging. Laboratory and radiology services operate continuously, and the ten-bed ICU supports patients needing closer observation after surgery or during acute illness. Because the hospital has only two operating theatres, its infrastructure is more compact than Fortis’s larger tertiary campuses, but emergency care and critical care remain available throughout the day.

Patients with joint or ligament injuries, spine disorders, urological disease, gynaecological conditions, ENT problems or medical issues requiring short inpatient monitoring may find this branch appropriate. The Rajajinagar facility is particularly relevant when the required treatment fits a focused hospital setting with imaging, surgery and ICU backup rather than a very large multi-building medical campus.

The branch can therefore be useful for residents of western Bengaluru who need hospital-based treatment but do not require a transplant programme or the extensive subspecialty infrastructure of a much larger tertiary referral centre.