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Salient Features of Hope hospital in Nagpur


    1. Empanelled with all corporates: South Eastern Central Railways, Coal India, Western Coal India, Maharashtra Police, CGHS, ECHS , MP Government for treatment of BPL patients, PSUs, government organisations, corporates and all Insurance Companies.
    2. NABH ready 100 bedded. Planning, designing and construction according to NABH norms.
    3. Providing quality health care successfully for the last 13 years to general public and all corporates employees and insured patients.
    4. All super speciality facilities under one roof: Including  Kidney transplant OTs, Neurosurgery and cardiothoracic OT, Cath Lab and MRI.
    5. Prime location with good connectivity from around 500 km adjoining areas i.e. 5 million population and growing.
    6. Provision kept in design for vertical expansion of  hospital upto 300 beds in future. Located in metro corridor resulting in FSI of 3.5 as higher FSI around Metro transit corridors is sanctioned. Presently FSI of 1 is availed. Expansion into adjoining plots is possible.
    7. 30 beds of critical care, 3 large modular OTs ideal for transplant surgeries, CT and MRI facilities.
    8. Cardiac center with cath lab and cardiac ICU and cardiac operation theatre;  patient holding areas, the family waiting area, staff locker/lounge area, image archival storage and physician changing areas are all on one floor and all located next to each other as a common centralised suite. The need for automatic doors into and out of the common centralised suite;extra-wide doors into the procedure room and several types of room lighting taken care of.




  • 100 hospital beds
  • 30 ICU beds
  • First in central india to become a wireless hospital
  • Ambulance services are GPS enabled
  • High class emergency and accident unit comprising of 8 beds
  • Infrastructure in line with international medical facilities
  • Best doctors available to treat patients
  • Equipped radiology facility
  • NABH accreditation
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