Apollo Hospitals has launched its Super Speciality Center in Dadar, Mumbai, expanding access to advanced healthcare services in the city. Through this new facility, the hospital group aims to bring specialised treatment and continuity of care closer to patients and their families.
The Centre will offer super-speciality services in:
- Cardiology
- Neurology
- Oncology
- Gastroenterology
- Orthopaedics
- Transplantation
- Pulmonology
In addition, the facility will provide advanced diagnostics, robotics-enabled care, and 24×7 clinical access.
Senior Apollo Experts Attend Launch Event
The launch event was attended by Arunesh Punetha, Regional CEO – Western Region, along with leading Apollo specialists including:
- Anil D’Cruz, Director Oncology and Senior Head and Neck Oncology Surgeon
- Deepak Gautam, Senior Consultant Orthopaedic and Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon
- Dipalee Borade, Consultant Radiation Oncology
- Jyoti Bajpai, Lead Consultant, Medical and Precision Oncology
- Sumeet Pawar, Consultant Spine and Neurosurgeon
Members of the local community also participated in the inauguration ceremony.
Centre Aims to Reduce Patient Travel Burden
According to Apollo Hospitals, nearly 8,000 patients from Mumbai travel to Apollo Hospitals Navi Mumbai every year for advanced treatment. Many patients also undertake repeated visits during the course of their care.
As Apollo Navi Mumbai approaches its 10th anniversary in November, the hospital group launched the Dadar centre to improve accessibility to specialised healthcare services within Mumbai itself.
As reported by Express Healthcare, the company stated that the new facility is expected to reduce nearly 30 kilometres of travel per visit for patients requiring ongoing treatment. Consequently, patients will benefit from easier consultations, follow-ups, and continuity of care.
Apollo Highlights Commitment to Patient-Centric Care
Speaking at the launch, Dr. Anil D’Cruz said, “At Apollo, we believe advanced healthcare should not only be world-class, but also easier to access consistently. Over the years, thousands of patients from Mumbai have travelled to Navi Mumbai for specialised treatment, often multiple times during the course of care.”
He further added that the Dadar Centre reflects Apollo’s commitment to reducing the burden on patients by providing access to trusted specialists, advanced diagnostics, and integrated care pathways closer to home.
“This is not just an expansion of infrastructure, but an expansion of patient-centric care,” he said.
Facility to Benefit Patients Requiring Long-Term Treatment
Apollo Hospitals noted that the centre would particularly benefit oncology patients, individuals recovering after transplantation, and those managing chronic illnesses that require frequent hospital visits.
By bringing specialised care closer to patients, the hospital aims to improve convenience, reduce travel fatigue, and strengthen long-term treatment support.