Pace Hospital, Hyderabad

PACE Hospitals in Hyderabad is a 150+ bed multispeciality and super-speciality hospital established in 2011. It focuses on tertiary care across medical and surgical gastroenterology, hepatology, nephrology, urology, oncology, orthopaedics, pulmonology, gynaecology, cardiology, neurology, neurosurgery and critical care. PACE has particular strength in liver and kidney care, including advanced gastroenterology, hepatology, renal medicine, urology and transplant-related treatment.

The hospital's website lists a modular operating theatre with a purified HVAC system and laminar airflow, an exclusive day procedure unit, a central sterilising department and medical and surgical intensive care units (MICU and SICU). The intensive care units are described as ISO 9001 accredited, and the casualty department is based at the rear entrance of the building. Accreditations listed are NABH, NABL, NBE and NABH Nursing Excellence, and the hospital describes a liver and kidney transplant centre. The HITEC City page also names pancreatology, sports medicine and cardiothoracic surgery among its specialities, and notes a location near HITEC City Metro Station.

For overseas patients, the site describes an International Patient Department that acts as a single point of contact. Services listed include dedicated relationship managers, a 24/7 helpline, airport pickups, accommodation arrangements, visa assistance and language interpretation.

Additional specialist clinics cover digestive cancer, joint replacement, advanced laparoscopy, obesity and metabolic disease and other complex conditions. Hospital infrastructure includes state-of-the-art operating theatres, medical and surgical intensive-care units, high-dependency care, renal services, imaging, laboratory and pharmacy support for both inpatient and outpatient treatment. Emergency and casualty services operate around the clock with access to specialist teams and critical-care support. For international patients comparing hospitals in Hyderabad, PACE is particularly relevant for complex gastrointestinal, liver, renal, urological and surgical treatment requiring multidisciplinary tertiary care.