Modern medical care is provided in the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, by the Medanta hospital. This 472-installed-bed hospital offers a variety of services, including consultations with 200 expert doctors and inpatient treatments with the most advanced medical technology. They hope to make advanced tertiary medical care easily accessible in the city via Medanta Lucknow. A team of doctors, nurses, and paramedics works together with the hospital's sophisticated infrastructure to provide patients with high-quality clinical care at a reasonable cost. Some of the most knowledgeable and accomplished medical professionals are often found in Medanta; the majority of them are not only highly decorated but also pioneers in their fields.

Medanta Hospital Founders and Team:

Dr. Naresh Trehan first had this vision while performing surgery at the NYU Medical Center in the United States. Some 1000 patients were not even able to afford to fly down for every 1000 Indian patients he saw there. At that point, he understood that India required its own advanced super-specialty medical facility. An organization that offers high-quality technology, infrastructure, clinical care, and a combination of traditional Indian and modern methods for analysis at an affordable price while also treating, training, and innovating. That is how Medanta was envisioned and established.

Medanta Hospital Specialties:

Institute Of Musculoskeletal Disorders

Radiation Oncology

Institute of Digestive

Interventional Cardiology

Electrophysiology and Pacing

Institute of Liver Transplantation and Regenerative Medicine

Medanta Hospital Facilities:

Emergency and Trauma Care: Generally speaking, Trauma Facility Centers are divided into 5 levels based on the level of care they provide. Since it has on-staff surgical specialists and subspecialists (surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, plastic surgeons, and anesthesiologists) available to treat even the most difficult situations, Medanta is a Level 1 Trauma Center, the highest of all levels.

Critical Care Unit: A dedicated group of anesthesiology and surgical intensivists, critical care nurse practitioners, and respiratory therapists make up the critical care unit at Medanta. All of their high-dependency units, intensive care units, and post-operative recovery rooms are fully furnished, under strict supervision, and follow strict isolation and infection control measures.

Wards and Beds: Three to four beds per room are available in Medanta's multi-bed accommodations. By allowing patients to take advantage of more affordable rates and providing access to all other amenities like designated wardrobes, televisions, etc., precautions are taken to protect patient privacy. For the patients, there are readily available multibed wards, twin sharing rooms, single rooms, single deluxe, super deluxe, and suite accommodations.

CSR activities:

Mission TB Free: To eradicate or at least considerably lessen the burden of this deadly disease, which is prevalent in our nation, Medanta has developed a methodology to enhance tuberculosis diagnosis in underserved rural areas. Medanta has devoted all of its efforts to this campaign over the next five years in the hopes of meeting the 2020 goal. The Oriental Bank of Commerce contributed some specially outfitted mobile vehicles, which were put to use on December 1st, 2015, giving the mission a significant boost. These vans have been traveling to primary health centers maintained by the government to perform chest X-rays on patients suspected of having pulmonary tuberculosis. They are equipped with a digital chest X-ray, a CB-NAAT machine, as well as other tests.

Stop Dengue: Every state in India has reported incidences of dengue disease. The mosquito population multiplies tremendously during the monsoon season, and only from July to November do people observe the majority of dengue fever infections. According to data from the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), the Indian government reported 1 Lac cases and 220 fatalities from this illness in 2014. The Department of Internal Medicine at Medanta Hospital Lucknow launched the Stop Dengue Project. Dr. Sushila Kataria, Head of the Department of Internal Medicine, initiated this project. Dr. Naresh Trehan, CMD of Medanta-The Medicity, began the expedition. The program's primary goals are Prevention, Early diagnosis, Uniform and standardized care, and Live and effective case reporting.