Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital

State-of-the-art planning, design, architecture, and infrastructure.

This 800,000 sq. ft. hospital conforms to AIA design standards, ASHRAE for HVAC, NFPA for medical gases, the American Disability Act, AERB for radiation and nuclear medicine, and the drug controller of India for the blood bank. Cutting-edge technology, equipment, and resources

The OT complex is truly "modular," built to manage infection, increase productivity, and adapt to future technology changes. Emergency medical services examine and treat patients all in one place. Imaging modalities reduce radiation doses. The CT scan is Asia's first and the world's fifth. India's first pneumatic tube system transports medicines and materials, while separate, parallel lines carry biomedical wastes.

High-quality care with no differentiation in service.

Clinical care across the hospital is standardized and transcends socio-economic status. We are Mumbai's first hospital to offer self-contained rooms (toilets, showers, rest areas for relatives) to indigent and subsidized patients.

Scalable, multi-use in-patient and isolation rooms.

The in-patient rooms are designed with the capability to convert to a single-room step-down ICU. Dedicated isolation rooms have been planned across in-patient floors to accommodate patients with special requirements.

Fully digitized, instant access to patient medical records.

The seamless integration of all our radiology equipment, HIS (hospital information systems), and PACS (picture archiving and communication system) ensures real-time transfer of data and reports across hospital systems.

National and international green building conformance.

We harvest rainwater, reuse water for flushing after STP treatment, generate hot water from waste heat, and use energy-saving devices. We are the first hospital to introduce mega AHUs. We are ready to acquire the LEED Gold-rated Green Building Standard.