Indiana Hospital & Heart Institute is a state-of-the-art, 300-bed multi-specialty hospital. Located at an important junction on National Highway-66 in Mangalore where the Bengaluru Highway, the Kerala Highway, and the Mumbai Highway meet, the hospital follows process-driven quality systems that adhere to international standards of clinical care in a safe, infection-free environment that respects patients’ rights and privacy.
With the tagline, Indian at heart, Global in healthcare, it boasts the best of clinical talents in the region and has full-time consultants available 24×7. Little wonder then that the hospital is accredited with NABH (National Accreditation Board of Hospitals &Healthcare), NNF Accreditation (National Neonatology Forum) and NABH Nursing Excellence Certification.
Core departments
Indiana has an outstanding team of healthcare professionals comprising nationally and internationally trained doctors who are experts in their specialties, age-specific competent nurses, dieticians, a rehabilitation therapists, and qualified technicians. Capable of handling the most complex cases, they provide optimal and evidence-based treatment with a multidisciplinary approach. Indiana centers of excellence are one of the best in the region and have stood out for its efficiency in diagnosing and treating complex and rare ailments.
Carving a niche in academics
To its credit, Indiana Hospital also serves as a training center for DNB specialty and super specialty courses and offers an academic course, NNF Fellowship in Neonatology, for doctors and nurses.
We welcome you to Indiana Hospital, Mangaluru where a large dose of compassion awaits you.
Here is what makes you choose Indiana Hospital
Easy and accessible location — at the convergence of two National Highways at Mahaveera Circle (Pump well Circle) in Mangaluru.
Competent and committed healthcare professional.
Corporate hospital using the latest, yet affordable medical technologies.
More than 25 super-specialty and specialty departments covering an entire gamut of diseases.
Best infection control practices.
