Niloufer Hospital - Redhills, Hyderabad

Niloufer Hospital, a community hospital in Hyderabad and one of Asia's largest of its kind, offers free healthcare to women and children.

Established in 1953 as a 100-bed hospital with an aspiration to meet the well-being of mother and child, the hospital has marched forward without looking back. It currently has 1200 beds, advanced maternity, pediatric, and pediatric surgery, and excellent diagnostic facilities. Many sick, sane, and critical cases have been served, cared for, and nurtured by the hospital.

It serves as a training ground for medical graduates and post-graduates. Students from this institute have excelled at both the national and international levels. The hospital has had the privilege of handling many critical cases and performing rare surgeries. Niloufer Hospital is now a quaternary care hospital that specializes in Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Neonatology, and Maternal-Fetal Medicine. It is one of Asia's largest hospitals, with advanced training in its faculties.

Niloufer Hospital Equipment:

The hospital has 500+ beds to accommodate patients who return to Niloufer Hospital for advanced-level healthcare services. As an exclusive pediatric government hospital, there is a growing need for additional ICU beds in the hospital.

To provide high-value critical care, the new facility includes ICU fowler beds with mattresses (five-fold), 10 suction apparatus, 10 5-para cardiac monitors, 10 syringe pumps, 1 ECG machine, 1 defibrillator, 2 phototherapy machines, 4 ventilators, 12 partition curtains, 3 BIPAP machines, and 4 air conditioners.

Niloufer Hospital is located in the heart of ancient Hyderabad and has a fascinating background. It is located at 11 - 4 - 721, Niloufer Hospital Rd, Red Hills, Lakdikapul, Hyderabad, Telangana. It is constantly updated to ensure quality and hygiene. The hospital implements strict protocols for non-clinical and clinical processes to maintain stringent practices.

Niloufer Hospital: Founders and Team:

Princess Niloufer, the Ottoman Empire's last daughter, married the second son of Nizam of Hyderabad in France in 1931. Her philanthropy and empathy for the poor and sick manifested itself in the form of the iconic, prestigious Institute Niloufer Hospital, which served, cared for, and nurtured many sick, sane, and critical cases. The hospital's medical, administrative, and support staff are highly qualified and dedicated to providing quality healthcare to the public.