Wockhardt Super Speciality Hospital, Nagpur

Wockhardt Super Speciality Hospital at Shankar Nagar in Nagpur opened in 2007. The facility has 118 beds, including 33 critical-care places, with a separate ten-bed surgical intensive-care unit available as backup. Four operating theatres use laminar-flow systems with independent air handling to support infection control during surgery.

Cardiac work spans coronary angiography, catheterisation, angioplasty, bypass grafting, valve replacement and pacemaker insertion. The interventional team also performs structural-heart procedures such as TAVI, transcatheter mitral valve replacement and balloon mitral valvotomy, together with complex coronary and peripheral vascular interventions. Implantable defibrillators and cardiac resynchronisation devices are available for selected rhythm and heart-failure cases.

Surgical equipment includes a Karl Storz high-resolution laparoscopy platform for minimally invasive operations. Neurosurgeons use a Carl Zeiss HD microscope and neuroendoscopy system for spinal and cranial procedures, while CUSA technology supports precise tumour dissection and aspiration. Orthopaedic theatres have Stryker systems and navigation used in planning joint replacements. These resources sit alongside more than 35 medical and surgical specialities.

The Nagpur branch may suit people who require catheter-based heart treatment, open cardiac surgery, replacement of a damaged joint, minimally invasive spinal surgery or laparoscopic treatment. Critical-care beds provide monitoring after high-risk procedures and for acute illness. Its central-city location and combination of cardiac, neurological and orthopaedic capability make it a regional referral option for complex cases from Nagpur and surrounding areas. A consultant determines whether a minimally invasive, catheter-based or conventional operation is appropriate after reviewing the patient’s condition and diagnostic findings. Rehabilitation, medication review and scheduled follow-up are arranged by the relevant department after the acute phase of care.