S. L. Raheja Hospital, Mumbai

S. L. Raheja Hospital in Mahim, Mumbai began operating in November 1981 with 80 beds and has expanded to 170 operational beds. Fortis describes it as a multispeciality tertiary hospital with 46 ICU beds, four NICU beds and two PICU beds. Current branch pages list oncology, diabetes and endocrinology, cardiology, nephrology, kidney transplantation, orthopaedics, obstetrics, paediatrics and emergency care among its main services.

The hospital's clinical profile includes a specialised diabetic-foot service with peripheral vascular interventions, a joint-replacement and trauma programme, dialysis and kidney transplantation. Medical and surgical oncology are available, while general and laparoscopic surgeons at the branch manage gastrointestinal and other abdominal conditions. Cardiology is supported by interventional specialists and a cardiac catheterisation laboratory.

Raheja has seven operating theatres and diagnostic facilities that include CT, MRI, ultrasound, Doppler and echocardiography. Intensive-care services extend across adult, neonatal and paediatric units. The hospital also has blood-bank, pathology, histopathology and rehabilitation support. Fortis lists NABH accreditation for the hospital and NABL accreditation for laboratory medicine, along with additional quality certifications for some support services.

Patients with cancer, complicated diabetes, coronary disease, kidney failure, major joint problems, neurological conditions or high-risk medical illness may find the Mahim hospital relevant. It can also support patients whose treatment requires both a procedure and critical care, such as dialysis-dependent surgical patients or people undergoing major cancer or orthopaedic operations who need close postoperative monitoring.