P. D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre, Mumbai

P. D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre is a multispeciality tertiary hospital on Veer Savarkar Marg in Mahim, Mumbai. The institution provides care across oncology, cardiac sciences, neurosciences, orthopaedics, gastroenterology, nephrology, urology, pulmonary medicine, haematology, general surgery, women’s health, paediatrics and other medical and surgical disciplines.

A dedicated robotic-surgery programme operates at the Mahim hospital. Hinduja’s robotic surgery centre describes use of the da Vinci Xi platform for minimally invasive procedures, adding robotic capability to the hospital’s wider surgical services. Because the opened robotic page does not provide a sufficiently clear branch-specific list of named operations, the procedures field is kept conservative rather than attributing operations to the hospital without direct confirmation.

The Mahim facility also combines specialist departments with advanced diagnostics, intervention and inpatient support. Its model is designed for patients who may need consultation by more than one specialty, surgery and postoperative monitoring within the same tertiary institution. The hospital’s medical research and teaching functions sit alongside clinical services and support a broad case mix rather than a single specialty focus.

Patients may find Hinduja Mahim relevant for cancer treatment, heart disease, neurological and neurosurgical conditions, orthopaedic disorders, gastrointestinal or liver disease, kidney and urological problems, haematology and complex general surgery. Robotic surgery provides an additional minimally invasive option for selected operations, while the broader multispeciality structure is useful for patients with significant co-existing conditions or treatment plans that involve several clinical teams.

Hinduja publishes its 510-bed figure across Mahim and Khar together, so it is not Mahim’s capacity alone. This distinction prevents a network-level figure from being presented as a branch fact while still reflecting the Mahim hospital’s documented tertiary and robotic-surgery role.