Sahara Hospital celebrates its first anniversary

Includes Medical & Surgical Oncology Department, Endoscopic Aesthetic Surgery & Micro hair Transplant Unit and Dentistry in its range of specialties

Sahara Hospital, the multi-disciplinary, super-speciality, Tertiary Care Hospital, today, completed its first year of inception. On this occasion, the hospital announced the inauguration of Medical & Surgical Oncology Department, Endoscopic Aesthetic Surgery & Micro Hair Transplant Unit and High End Dentistry. The anniversary was marked by cake cutting ceremony by Smt. Swapna Roy, Dy. Managing Worker, Sahara India Pariwar, at Sahara Hospital Gomti Nagar.

The Cancer Centre at Sahara Hospital will treat all Cancer cases pertaining to Medical & Surgical Oncology with the help of latest generation high-tech equipments and infrastructure to the people. The Hospital has launched oncology department is equipped with dedicated Chemotherapy ward and surgical oncology department with addition of Radiation Oncology very soon. On the eve of completion of one year of Sahara Hospital, a three day workshop has been organized on Endoscopic Aesthetic Surgery & Micro Hair Transplant Unit, where faculties of national and international repute are demonstrating various procedures pertaining to plastic surgery.

The hospital has recently started its Dermatology, Medical & Surgical Oncology and Dentistry and augmented the services of Heart Care Centre, Nephrology, Urology & Urogynaecology, Gastroenterology, Gastro Surgery and Opthalmology. The specialities add to the wide spectrum of basic as well as high end critical treatment, round-the-clock. 

The Heart Care Center, equipped with state-of-the art technology and experienced surgeons is capable of performing Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgeries including Beating Heart (Off Pump) Surgery and Valve Replacement Surgeries alongwith surgeries like Mediastinal Masses, Lung Surgeries etc. The Nephrology Department offers continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) with portable RO plant for bedside dialysis of critically ill patients. Peritoneal Dialysis to the admitted patient and CAPD for the patients of CRF for ambulatory dialysis at home is also available. Urodynamic Study Lab for voiding disorders and Lithotripter for Non-operative treatment of Kidney Stone is an integral part of Urology and Urogynaecology Department. Capsule Endoscopy is offered by Gastroenterology Department.

The Opthalmology Department has been upgraded to provide Phaco Surgery for Cataract with minimal incision, Anterior Chamber, Corneal Diseases, Retina Clinic, Glaucoma Clinic, Squint Clinic and Pediatric Ophthalmology.

Dr. H.P. Kumar, Director – Medical Health, Sahara Hospital, said, “Sahara Hospital, with its world class mix of advance technology and experienced faculty, is becoming a life-saving destination for many critical cases. A 100 bedded critical care system with ample number of ventilators and all the Intensive Care monitoring systems, staffed by intensivists, trauma trained nursing staff and technicians which are available 24 X 7, epitomizes our motto of ;Curing through Care’ in true action and spirit.”

The hospital offers highly dependable critical care services backed by a full fledged trauma care centre, a network of critical care ambulances and 100 critical care beds including dedicated Neuro/Stroke ICU, Intensive Cardiac Care Unit, Medical & Surgical ICU, Transplant ICU, Neonatal and Paediatric ICU & High Dependency Units as per the international norms. These are further augmented by 6 ‘Ultra Clean’ operation theatres, dedicated to different specialities. The hospital puts special focus on infection control via Central Sterilization and Supply Department (CSSD) and patient safety including radiation safety norms. These facets of medical services make it a high- end and first-of-its-kind hospital in the region.

About Sahara Hospital
Sahara Hospital is a multi- specialty, tertiary care destination that opened in Lucknow in February 2009. Sahara Hospital is currently operating with approximately 350 beds and upon completion of its second phase, it is planned to have approximately 554 beds.