Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad

The Apollo Hospitals Group established Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad in 2003 in the heart of the western state of Gujarat. The hospital is a super-speciality tertiary care facility with over +40 specialities. It is the only private hospital with its own NABH-accredited blood bank. It is Gujarat’s first hospital to receive JCI accreditation and the state’s first corporate hospital to offer a liver transplant program. Furthermore, the institution has completed over 150 solid organ transplants. It is the only private hospital with its own NABH-accredited blood bank. It is Gujarat’s first hospital to receive JCI accreditation and the state’s first corporate hospital to offer a liver transplant program. Over 150 solid organ transplants have been performed at the hospital.

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The hospital has over 330 beds and the capacity to add another 100. It has +92 ICU beds, 125 and 64 Slice CT Scanners, a 1.5 Tesla MRI, and other advanced diagnostic equipment. There are dedicated modular joint replacement theatres with laminar airflow in addition to the dedicated intensive units for Stem Cell Transplants and solid organ transplants. In the state, Apollo Hospitals in Ahmedabad is the sole CDC-approved center for Immigration Health Checks (USA, Australia, and Canada). International patients have their own wing at the hospital. Its activities and personnel have garnered numerous accolades and accreditations.

Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad is a state-of-the-art contemporary facility with a built-up area of about 4,40,000 square feet spread over 10 acres. The surrounds, as well as the premises and wards, are attractive and well-kept. The hospital’s interior is clean, spacious, well-lit, and breezy. There is also plenty of natural light.

Apollo Hospitals Expertise

• Cardiac Sciences
• Orthopaedics including Hip Replacement
• Knee Replacement
• Spine Surgery
• Neuro Sciences
• Cancer and Solid Organ Transplants

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