About Amrita Hospital, Faridabad

Amrita Hospital, Faridabad features cutting-edge technology in multiple speciality and super-speciality centres, including a heart institute, an institute for high-precision cancer diagnosis and therapy, solid-organ transplantation, an advanced centre for neurosciences and epilepsy, a Centre of Excellence of nephrology and urology, an institute for diabetes and metabolism, a centre for liver and biliary diseases, an institute for minimally invasive and robotic surgery, a centre for bone and joint diseases, an advanced centre for lung diseases, an institute for physical medicine and rehabilitation, a centre for spinal disorders, an advanced laboratory for molecular diagnostics, and an advanced centre for medical imaging and interventional radiology, among other centres.

The hospital is also putting a strong focus on mother-and-child healthcare. This will include a highly specialised multidisciplinary children’s hospital with maternal, reproductive, and foetal medicine and all paediatric subspecialities including paediatric cardiology, heart surgery and transplantation, rheumatology, endocrinology, pulmonology, neurosciences, paediatric genetics, gastroenterology, paediatric orthopaedics and paediatric and foetal surgery. This is a feature that most hospitals in India lack, as many private hospitals view maternal care as monetarily unsustainable.

With 2,600-beds, 534 of which are ICU, Amrita Hospital, Faridabad will be the largest private hospital in the country. It is to be equipped with 81 speciality departments (the highest in India), along with 64 state-of-the-art Operation Theatres and 10 bunkers for precision-medicine oncology, the first in India. Moreover, there will be a 150-seat, fully residential MBBS program, a Nursing College, and a College for Allied Health Sciences. The hospital hosts the largest, fully automated Smart Lab in the country for processing blood and other vital samples.

The hospital campus itself, which comprises 130 acres, is the largest green-building healthcare project in India, with a minimal carbon footprint and zero wastewater discharge. It will eventually be solar-powered. The total built-up area is more than 75 lakhs sq. ft, including 36 lakhs square sq. ft. of hospital buildings.