Delhi NCRAccord Superspeciality Hospital
Budena Village, Sector 86, Greater Faridabad, Haryana
NABH · NABL
Mata Amritanandamayi Marg, Sector 88, Faridabad, Haryana – 121014, India

About Hospital
Amrita Hospital Faridabad, a large multi-specialty healthcare facility in Delhi NCR, opened in 2022. It integrates clinical services, medical education, and research across a major healthcare campus. Its 81 specialties include cancer care, cardiac sciences, neurosciences, transplantation, gastro sciences, nephrology, orthopaedics, pulmonary medicine, and other advanced fields. For cancer patients, it offers a Comprehensive Cancer Care programme that combines medical, surgical, and radiation oncology, as well as haematology and blood and marrow transplantation. Complex cases are discussed in multidisciplinary tumour boards, enabling specialists from various fields to collaborate on treatment plans. The hospital's large scale is notable, with over 2,600 beds, including 534 critical-care beds, and 64 modular operating theatres. Its cancer-specific infrastructure features radiation-treatment bunkers, CT simulators, an MR simulator, and brachytherapy facilities.
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Awards & Accreditations
Amrita Hospital Faridabad received the FICCI Healthcare Excellence Award 2025 in the Excellence in Patient Safety – Private Hospitals category. The award was received by Dr. Sanjeev Singh, Medical Director of Amrita Hospital Faridabad.
Amrita Hospital Faridabad was honored by the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization (NOTTO) as a Supportive Stakeholder Institution on the occasion of the 15th Indian Organ Donation Day. The recognition acknowledged its contribution to organ donation awareness, training and transplantation initiatives.
Amrita Hospital Faridabad's Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery team received the FICCI Medical Value Travel Specialist Hospital Award in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, recognising the hospital's capabilities in complex reconstructive care and services for patients from India and abroad.
Medical Team
Amrita Hospital Faridabad brings together specialists across oncology, surgery, transplantation, cardiac sciences, neurosciences and critical care. Cancer treatment can involve coordinated input from medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists, along with pathologists, radiologists, nuclear medicine specialists, and other experts, depending on the patient's diagnosis.
Infrastructure
The cancer centre has 10 bunkers, including eight for external-beam treatment and two for brachytherapy. Dedicated CT and MR simulation infrastructure supports radiation planning for appropriate patients
The hospital's official profile lists 64 modular operation theatres supporting procedures across cancer surgery, cardiac surgery, transplantation, neurosurgery and other specialties.
Amrita Hospital lists 534 Smart ICU and critical-care beds, providing substantial capacity for intensive monitoring and specialized support after major procedures or during severe illness.
The hospital includes advanced laboratory and molecular diagnostic services supporting cancer evaluation, pathology, blood disorders, and other complex medical conditions.
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International Patients Department
Amrita Hospital Faridabad offers specialized international patient services for overseas individuals seeking treatment in India. Patients are encouraged to share medical reports, scans, and pathology records before traveling, allowing the clinical team to review the case and aid in consultation and treatment planning. Additionally, the hospital provides support for scheduling appointments, selecting room options, and follow-up guidance.
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Delhi NCRFAQs
The hospital combines medical oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, haematology and blood and marrow transplantation. Complex cases can also be reviewed through multidisciplinary tumour boards involving specialists from relevant disciplines.
Yes. The radiation oncology department lists 10 bunkers, including eight for external-beam treatment and two for brachytherapy, along with CT and MR simulation facilities.
Yes. The hospital's international patient guidance asks patients to provide medical reports, imaging and pathology information as part of the appointment and medical-opinion process.
The hospital lists blood and marrow transplantation among the services offered through its haematology and medical oncology programme. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, disease status, donor options and specialist evaluation.
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