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AMRI DHAKURIAAMRI SALT LAKEAMRI MUKUNDAPURAMRI BHUBANESWARAMRI SOUTHERN AVENUE
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Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement
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ENT
Critical care
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Diabetes and Endocrinology
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Cosmetology and Aesthetic Surgery
Dental Science
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Infectious Diseases
Infertility medicine
Mental Health
Nuclear Medicine
Ophthalmology
Plastic and Reconstructive surgery
Radiology
Rheumatology
ECMO
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Emergency and Trauma
AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake, one of the first multi-specialty healthcare service providers at the satellite township of Kolkata in the eastern parts of the metropolis, stands tall with a lineage of great service and value-for-money treatment. Catering to residents of areas not just in and around Salt Lake but also from far-flung places, the hospital is among the best in Kolkata.
Situated close to the Yuva Bharati Krirangan and the Sports Authority of India regional training centre, AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake’s proximity to the city airport adds an edge to it, making the unit a preferred healthcare destination for both Kolkatans and also those coming in from neighbouring nations, such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, and even African nations.
The hospital, which has around 220 beds across its two facilities, was started by a Kolkata-based private healthcare service provider. On September 17, 2001, the current promoters of AMRI Hospitals took over reins of the ailing unit and over the next few years turned the hospital into one the best in Eastern India. AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake started its annex building in 2011 in order to cope up with the growing needs of the community.
AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake is equipped with a variety of disciplines, including a state-of-the-art Intensive Care Unit, Cardiothoracic unit, Neo-natal ICU and Paediatric unit as part of its seamless operations. The hospital’s medical and surgical services, backed by an impressive roster of specialists, are supported by radiology and imaging, pathological laboratory and other departments.
Armed with sophisticated infrastructure, the hospital has top class diagnostic facilities, with 1.5 Tesla ultramodern MRI, 128 Slice CT scan and Fibro scan. Recognition by the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) stands testimony to the hospital’s excellence in treatment quality, service and patient care.
The annex building, which is equipped with state-of-the-art dialysis unit and ICU facilities, also provides services for Eye, ENT, Dental, Gastroenterology and Nephrology, besides offering OPD and health checkup services. AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake, where doctors have performed noteworthy procedures, is driven by the motto ‘Quality Healthcare at Affordable Costs’.
It is a patient-friendly hospital, which is sensitive to pain and suffering, and offering integrated solutions to the hopes, concerns and worries of patients and their family members. The hospital prefers to mitigate medical complications and relieve anxiety with services that are acceptable, affordable, safe and reliable. The friendly and sympathetic staff also inspires the faith and confidence of patients in times of need and lends trained and quality support to doctors.
In December 2018, AMRI Hospitals set yet another benchmark by introducing an indigenous artificial valve for cardiac valve implantation, for the first time in Eastern India. Manufactured completely in India, the valve is not just cost effective but also meets global standards. The cardiac implant surgery was conducted on 73-year old Subhash Chandra Dutta, a resident of Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Surgeons at AMRI Hospitals saved the life of newborn in a critical surgery within a month of her birth at the hospital’s Mukundapur unit in Kolkata. Diagnosis revealed that she was suffering from septic arthritis and without the timely surgery she would have been left immobile for the rest of her life.
Both in May 2019 with a rare and critical congenital heart condition, Mahid from Silchar, Assam, was left whizzing for breath, and nearly dying. His father, Shahidul Alam Badabhuiya refused to give up. After knocking on several doors, looking for Mahid’s treatment, he flew down with his nine-day-old son to Kolkata. He could exhale in relief only after he met Dr Dhritabrata Das, Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist at AMRI Hospital-Mukundapur.
Mr Tarun Shankar Tewari, 55, a veteran of Kargil War, was suffering from acute intestinal obstruction and severe pain in the upper part of his abdomen, along with increasing constipation for three months. Investigations revealed a large complex giant tumour in the right lobe of his liver, besides a smaller one on the left lobe. His colon was adherent to the mass and was causing the obstruction, most likely due to pressure from the tumours.
AMRI Hospitals conducted Eastern India’s first successful Airway Surgery in June 2018, on a 28-day-old girl child from Bagula in Nadia district of West Bengal, who was born with obstruction in her air passage. The baby was suffering from laryngomalasia, a condition where the larynx is blocked. In case of the baby from Nadia, her epiglottis was blocking the air passage.
Paediatric surgeons of AMRI Mukundapur in June 2018 saved the life of six-month- old Taufiq Mullik, from Murshidabad district of West Bengal, who accidentally swallowed a 2.5 inch nail. When his uncle Alauddin noticed he was frothing and bleeding at the mouth, he called Taufiq’s grandmother. She tried to extract the nail but it got further stuck in Taufiq’s windpipe.
Mr Manoj Bhalotia, a 56-year-old resident of Salt Lake, got admitted to AMRI Hospital-Salt Lake, in December 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, with severe stomach ache, stomach obstruction, digestive issues, and zero appetite. He underwent an MRI scan which found large patches of foreign objects inside his stomach.
Mr Eswar Chandra Mohanty, 92, gained the distinction of becoming the oldest citizen from Eastern India to undergo a knee replacement surgery at AMRI Hospital- Bhubaneswar. A resident of Bhubaneswar, Odisha, was wary of the surgery and avoided it for long. He, however, agreed and underwent the procedure successfully in January 2021 under Dr. Basant Behera, Senior Consultant, Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement Surgeon.
Mrs. Manasi Maitra required a total hip replacement surgery and was treated successfully under the supervision of Dr. Tanmoy Karmakar, AMRI Hospitals, Salt Lake. She is recovering well and can walk with the walker's support. Watch this video to know more about her experience.
Nawal Kishore Agarwal, a patient of heart disease talks about his overall experience at AMRI Hospitals Saltlake during heart surgery, under the observation of Dr. Sushmit Bhattacharya, He appreciates the staff for taking good care of him and recommends AMRI Hospitals to the patients suffering from heart diseases.
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Haimanti Ganguly, Patient of Gallbladder operation talks about his experience at AMRI Hospitals. Operated under the observation of Dr, Kalyan Kar, the patient is satisfied with the care provided at AMRI Hospitals.
Ankit Dey, patient of dengue shares his experience at AMRI Hospitals. The patient was treated by Dr P K Hazra, MD, DNB, DM, Cardiology.
Nidhi Kumari Gupta, a patient admitted at AMRI Hospitals Mukundapur shares her feedback with the audience about her stay at the hospital. She is happy with the services and treatment offered at AMRI Mukundapur.
Mr Ajit Ranjan Nath, patient of cardiology talks about his experience at AMRI Hospital Dhakuria. Mr Ranjan is satisfied with the treatment and services offered by the hospital and briefs about the same in this short conversation
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