Shalby Hospital, Jaipur

Shalby Hospital Jaipur is a 237-bed multispeciality hospital in Chitrakoot, Vaishali Nagar. Twenty-three beds are allocated to medical, surgical and neonatal critical care. The hospital occupies 192,550 square feet of built space and brings bone and joint, cardiac, cancer, neurological, renal, digestive, women’s and children’s services onto one campus.

Orthopaedic work includes joint replacement, arthroscopy and sports-injury care, while spine teams perform minimally invasive and endoscopic operations. Cardiac services cover cardiology, cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, with branch material naming TAVI, MICRA leadless pacemaker implantation and minimally invasive cardiac surgery. Further departments include neurology, neurosurgery, urology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, ENT, ophthalmology and obstetrics.

The oncology unit provides surgery, chemotherapy, targeted drug therapy, immunotherapy, palliative treatment and radiation oncology. A Varian Trilogy linear accelerator with flattening-filter-free technology delivers intensity-modulated, image-guided and RapidArc radiotherapy. It also supports stereotactic body radiotherapy, stereotactic radiotherapy, radiosurgery and respiratory-gated treatment. CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound, X-ray, biopsy and interventional radiology assist diagnosis and planning. Operating theatres, a catheterisation laboratory, endoscopy and intensive care underpin major procedures.

This Jaipur hospital may suit people with advanced joint disease, spinal disorders, coronary or valve disease, cancer, neurological illness or kidney and urinary conditions. The presence of surgery, intervention, radiotherapy and critical care is useful when treatment requires several clinical teams. A joint operation is considered after functional assessment and imaging; TAVI or cardiac surgery follows detailed heart evaluation; and radiation technique is selected according to tumour type, position and stage. High-risk pregnancy and neonatal critical care add support for mothers and babies whose conditions need closer observation.