Congratulations to our Fortis Healthcare team on the launch of its new hospital in Greater Noida on 3 October!
This new multi-specialty hospital is equipped with 200 beds and over 50 expert clinicians to cater to the healthcare needs of patients and communities in Greater Noida area and nearby cities.
The hospital is equipped with best-in-class infrastructure which includes modular operating theatres, advanced ICUs with a dedicated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, and a Coronary Care Unit. It also has state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology for advanced surgical interventions. Other features include advanced imaging services such as MRI and CT scans, high-precision radiation oncology, and the latest cardiac and interventional cath labs.
Fortis Greater Noida Hospital is also set to receive international patients with the completion of a major airport within the vicinity at Jewar.
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