Ivy Hospital, Khanna

Livasa Hospital Khanna is the current name of the facility previously presented as Ivy Hospital Khanna. It is located on GT Road in Khanna, Punjab 141401 and forms part of Livasa's Punjab hospital group. The branch presents a multispeciality model with medical, surgical and critical-care consultants.

Interventional cardiology is represented by angioplasty and stenting, treatment of chronic total occlusion and cardiac catheterisation. Cardiac surgical options include coronary bypass, valve repair and aneurysm repair. Neurology and neurosurgery extend to deep brain stimulation for movement disorders, presurgical epilepsy assessment and epilepsy surgery. Nephrology, gastroenterology, urology, oncology and obstetrics and gynaecology broaden the clinical range.

Cardiac investigations named for Khanna include coronary CT angiography, cardiac MRI, PET, echocardiography, stress echocardiography and rhythm monitoring. The consultant roster also includes radio-intervention and radiology expertise. Critical-care and anaesthesia services accompany the procedural departments, creating support for patients who need close observation around major treatment.

The orthopaedic programme identifies total knee and hip replacement, partial knee replacement, arthroscopy and meniscus surgery, lumbar microdiscectomy, lumbar decompression and fusion and shoulder replacement. General and laparoscopic surgery is available through a branch-based surgical team. Ophthalmology, ENT, paediatrics and plastic surgery add further coverage without changing the hospital's emphasis on acute and procedural care.

This Khanna facility may be relevant for coronary disease requiring a catheter procedure, complex rhythm or structural assessment, degenerative joint disease or a spinal condition needing surgery. Patients with seizures or a movement disorder can access neurological evaluation and selected operative treatments. Renal, digestive, urinary and general surgical problems can be reviewed within the same hospital, which is useful when anaesthesia or critical-care input is necessary.