Gleneagles Hospital, Kengeri, Bengaluru

Gleneagles Hospital Kengeri is a 450-bed multispeciality hospital in southwest Bengaluru. Its current branch profile lists more than 30 medical and surgical specialties, including organ transplantation, cardiac sciences, neurosciences, oncology, gastroenterology, nephrology and orthopaedics. The hospital holds NABH and NABL accreditation, with additional accreditation for emergency and nursing services.

Kidney transplantation is a documented strength at this branch. The renal programme performs living-donor, deceased-donor and minimally invasive kidney transplants. Orthopaedic services include total knee and hip replacement, other joint-replacement procedures, fracture management, sports-injury surgery, spine treatment and trauma surgery. The wider hospital also supports cardiac, neuro and cancer care, enabling other specialist teams to assess patients with significant coexisting conditions.

Recent branch information describes six operating theatres, a modern catheterisation laboratory, TrueBeam STx radiation technology and MRI. Emergency services have been refurbished to support rapid assessment and escalation to surgery, intensive care or specialist intervention. Radiology, laboratory, blood-bank and pharmacy services are available continuously, which is particularly important for transplant and emergency cases.

Patients with end-stage kidney disease, major joint degeneration, fractures, sports injuries, spinal disorders, cancer or cardiac and neurological conditions may find Gleneagles Kengeri relevant. The branch’s combination of renal transplantation, orthopaedic reconstruction, cancer technology and emergency infrastructure makes it suitable for people who may require both a specialist procedure and substantial inpatient support.

The hospital’s transplantation and orthopaedic programmes serve very different patient groups, but both rely on imaging, anaesthesia, blood-bank and intensive-care support. Having those services on site can reduce the need to transfer medically complex surgical patients elsewhere.