Jaslok Hospital

• Jaslok Hospital is one of the nation's first multi-specialty tertiary care hospitals.
• There are about 35 recognized specializations. 140 fully qualified resident doctors have been added to the initial 50 consultants, bringing the total to about 265.
• Additionally, Jaslok draws a good number of patients from abroad.
• In conjunction with other institutions in India and internationally, Jaslok Hospital is currently engaged in research efforts in several sectors.
• Jaslok Hospital Mumbai has ranked 2nd in Mumbai and in the West Zone and 6th in India in the most recent health survey on Top Specialty Hospitals in India.

Airport

• Distance: 18 Kms
• Duration: 32Mins
• Airport name - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport

Metro Station

• Distance: 3 Kms
• Duration: 13 Mins
• Railway Station name - Mumbai Central

• Jaslok Hospital Mumbai has been ranked 2nd in Mumbai and the West Zone and 6th in India in the most recent health survey on Top Specialty Hospitals in India by the Times.
• Jaslok Hospital is awarded by Midday Awards as the best international IVF center in Asia and an Iconic super specialty hospital.
• It is Western India's first BiVAD-facilitated heart transplant.
• Jaslok Hospital is also the first hospital in Mumbai to introduce 2D echocardiography.
• It is the first hospital in the country to get a triple-head gamma camera, the first solid-state dedicated cardiac camera in Asia, and a 5-ring, 16-slice PET-CT scanner.
• Jaslok Hospital Mumbai is the first hospital in South Asia to perform MR-guided ultrasound surgeries of the Liver, Brain, Kidney, Thyroid, Epilepsy, Prostate, Pancreas, and MRgFUS for the treatment of Uterine Fibroids.
• The hospital is equipped with the latest technology, such as: CT: Dual Energy Discovery (GE), MR: 3 Tesla (Siemens), X-Ray: Multiforce (Siemens), Fluoroscopy: Klinoskop (Siemens), Cardiology Department: IVUS, OCT, Laser, Rotablation, IABP-supported angioplasty, etc.
• Jaslok Hospital is also the first medical facility in India to adopt the fully automated Kontron biochemistry analyzer in the late 20th century. P.R. Krishnaswamy oversaw Jaslok Hospital's well-equipped labs in the 1980s, turning it into a center for research and diagnostic work.
• Over the years, Jaslok Hospital has treated a number of well-known people, including politicians and Bollywood actors. Jayaprakash Narayan, a revolutionary leader, also sought treatment at Jaslok Hospital in 1975 for kidney failure. On October 8, 1979, Jayaprakash Narayan passed away after a protracted battle with it.