Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute New Delhi

Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute is a 275-bed tertiary hospital in Paschim Vihar, New Delhi. Founded in 2004, it provides outpatient, day-care, inpatient and urgent treatment through more than 30 specialties and over 15 super-specialties. The institution states NABH certification and displays both NABH and NABL marks.

Cardiac treatment includes coronary angiography, angioplasty with stenting, electrophysiology studies, radiofrequency ablation, pacemaker and implantable defibrillator placement, and coronary artery bypass grafting. Renal services perform haemodialysis, haemodiafiltration, peritoneal dialysis, kidney biopsy and kidney transplantation. Urology incorporates laparoscopic, reconstructive, laser and endourological approaches.

Orthopaedic teams carry out knee and hip replacement, robotic knee replacement and sports-injury procedures. Spine options include discectomy, lumbar decompression, fusion, deformity correction, minimally invasive surgery and robotic spine surgery. General surgeons perform laparoscopic cholecystectomy, appendicectomy and fissurectomy. Interventional radiology adds lower-limb angioplasty, percutaneous transhepatic biliary drainage, transarterial chemoembolisation and radioembolisation. Intensive-care divisions cover medical, surgical, transplant, neurological, trauma, paediatric, respiratory and renal patients.

The institute may be relevant for coronary disease, rhythm disorders, kidney failure, urinary disease, damaged joints, spinal compression and conditions requiring image-guided intervention. A large specialty mix permits medical, surgical and intensive-care teams to contribute during one admission. Kidney transplant requires separate donor and recipient assessment, while dialysis may remain the appropriate renal-replacement method for some patients. Robot-assisted joint or spine surgery is selected only when anatomy and the planned procedure make it suitable. Emergency access, operating facilities and critical care support urgent illness and monitored recovery after major operations. Rehabilitation and follow-up are matched to the operation, functional goals and any continuing medical treatment.

The hospital may be relevant for patients in West Delhi who need heart care, spine or joint surgery (including robotic-assisted), kidney treatment or transplant assessment, or emergency admission, in a 275-bed hospital with 128 critical-care beds.