Manipal Hospital Broadway, Kolkata

Manipal Hospitals Broadway is a multispeciality hospital in Salt Lake, Kolkata, within the Manipal Hospitals network. Its own branch pages list NABH and NABL accreditation and a clinical portfolio that includes cardiology, cardiothoracic vascular surgery, gastrointestinal sciences, nephrology, neurology, neurosurgery, orthopaedics, paediatrics, spine care, urology and other specialties.

The Broadway cardiology service publishes a detailed procedure list. It includes coronary artery bypass grafting, coronary angioplasty, emergency PCI, cardiac-device implantation, electrophysiological radiofrequency ablation, TAVI, left atrial appendage closure, balloon mitral and pulmonary valvotomy and congenital interventions such as VSD and PDA closure. Gastrointestinal services add ERCP, colonoscopy, OGD, endoscopic ultrasonography and minimally invasive surgery for selected acute pancreatitis cases.

These programmes are supported by hospital-based diagnostics, surgery and inpatient care. The branch’s cardiovascular service combines interventional cardiology with cardiac surgery and rhythm treatment, while gastrointestinal science integrates endoscopy with medical and surgical gastroenterology. Neurology, renal care and orthopaedics are available alongside these services for patients with additional medical needs.

Manipal Broadway may be relevant for coronary and structural-heart disease, rhythm disorders, digestive and hepatobiliary conditions, neurological problems, kidney disease, orthopaedic treatment and patients needing several specialties during one admission. The procedure list is drawn from Broadway-specific pages, distinguishing this Kolkata unit from other Manipal hospitals that may offer different technologies or transplant programmes.

Broadway’s published gastrointestinal pathway is similarly procedure-specific, with endoscopic diagnosis and therapy listed alongside minimally invasive surgery. This is useful for patients whose symptoms may first require OGD, colonoscopy or ERCP and later need surgical management, because the same hospital also maintains general surgical and critical-care support.