Gleneagles Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, has achieved a significant milestone by completing 1,002 liver and allied abdominal transplants between 2014 and 2025. This accomplishment highlights the hospital’s clinical excellence, multidisciplinary expertise, and compassionate approach, making it one of Western India’s leading liver and abdominal transplant centres.
A Decade of Growth and Excellence
Since 2014, the Liver Care & Transplant Programme at Gleneagles Hospital has grown into a centre of excellence. It now delivers comprehensive care spanning diagnosis, surgery, postoperative monitoring, and long-term recovery. Supported by an Advanced Liver ICU and a dedicated Transplant ICU (TICU), the programme continues to advance through innovation, coordinated teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to saving lives.
Key Clinical Statistics (2014–2025)
Total transplants: 1,004 (all categories)
Cumulative Transplants by Region:
Mumbai – 499
Rest of Maharashtra (ROM) – 218
Goa – 10
Gujarat – 165
Madhya Pradesh – 27
Rajasthan – 10
Chhattisgarh – 3
Arunachal Pradesh – 3
Uttar Pradesh – 20
Haryana – 3
Jharkhand – 1
West Bengal – 4
Odisha – 1
Telangana – 1
Karnataka – 3
Kerala – 1
Mizoram – 2
Andhra Pradesh – 1
Assam – 1
Delhi – 1
International – 30
Delivering Complex, Lifesaving Transplants
Each transplant represents a story of resilience, collaboration, and hope. Over the years, the programme has evolved to manage some of the most complex and diverse cases—ranging from infants to adults, living and deceased donor procedures, and rare abdominal surgeries. These achievements are supported by exceptional perioperative care and structured long-term follow-up.
Strong Multidisciplinary Collaboration
As per the press release, the liver transplant programme operates through seamless teamwork. Expert hepatologists oversee pre- and post-transplant care, while skilled surgeons perform advanced procedures with precision. The specialised anaesthesia team ensures complete intraoperative safety. Additionally, the Liver ICU and TICU nursing teams provide 24×7 compassionate, high-quality care.
Equally important, transplant coordinators, social workers, and organ donation counsellors guide families through the emotional journey. They support donors and recipients at every step, ensuring clarity, comfort, and trust.
Commitment to Safe and Integrated Care
The hospital continues to strengthen its systems—from advanced operating theatres and round-the-clock transplant ICUs to state-of-the-art imaging and interventional hepatology services. The focus remains on ensuring patient safety, improving recovery times, and delivering coordinated and compassionate care throughout the patient journey.
Leadership Speaks
Dr. Ameet Mandot, Director – Hepatology, said, “Crossing the 1,000-transplant mark is deeply humbling. Every case symbolises renewed life and the immense trust placed in us. Our commitment to evidence-based, empathetic care remains steadfast.”
Dr. Anurag Shrimal, Director – Liver Transplant & HPB Surgery, added, “This milestone reflects surgical excellence, strong perioperative systems, and seamless multidisciplinary teamwork. We remain committed to managing complex paediatric and re-transplant cases with success.”
Dr. Vibhor Borkar, Director – Paediatric Liver Transplant, shared, “Every child deserves a healthy future. Our paediatric programme is built on precision, hope, and dedicated care to help young lives heal and thrive.”
Concluding the message, Dr. Bipin Chevale, CEO, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai, said, “This milestone reaffirms our commitment to world-class clinical care in Mumbai. We extend our gratitude to donor families, referral partners, and our dedicated teams for making these outcomes possible.”