Max Super Speciality Hospital, Dehradun

Max Super Speciality Hospital Dehradun is a 223-bed tertiary facility on Mussoorie Diversion Road. Ninety beds are assigned to intensive care and another 12 to high-dependency care. The campus has seven modular operating theatres, 29 outpatient rooms and two catheterisation laboratories, supporting more than 27 medical and surgical specialties.

The branch provides kidney transplantation, bone marrow transplantation and cochlear implantation. Cardiac procedures include single- and dual-chamber pacemaker implantation and cardiac resynchronisation therapy device placement. Vascular teams perform thoracic endovascular aortic repair and endovascular aneurysm repair for selected aortic disease. Interventional pulmonology, gastroenterology and neurosurgery add less invasive diagnostic and therapeutic routes for suitable conditions.

A Da Vinci platform is used for selected operations involving prostate and kidney cancers, gastrointestinal, head and neck, gynaecological and thoracic disease. The published robotic programme also includes partial nephrectomy, hernia repair, bariatric surgery, gallbladder surgery, kidney transplant and fibroid removal. Mako-assisted orthopaedics covers partial knee, total knee and total hip replacement. In each case, the surgeon remains responsible for planning and carrying out the operation while the system assists with defined steps.

The Dehradun hospital may fit patients who need complex surgery with substantial intensive-care backup, catheter-based cardiac or vascular treatment, transplantation, or robot-assisted joint and soft-tissue procedures. Its formal accreditations cover the hospital, laboratory, blood centre and nursing excellence: the laboratory standard is NABL ISO 15189:2022. Choice of an open, endovascular, laparoscopic or robotic approach depends on anatomy, diagnosis, prior operations and overall medical risk. Transplant and bone marrow programmes require separate eligibility assessment, while joint replacement follows imaging and functional evaluation. The large critical-care allocation is relevant after major surgery and for acute cardiac, neurological, respiratory or multisystem illness.

The hospital may be relevant for patients in Dehradun and Uttarakhand who need heart, neurological, orthopaedic (including robotic joint replacement), cancer, kidney or transplant care, backed by 90 ICU beds.