Yashoda Medicity Completes One Year With 4,235 Surgeries And Expanded Cancer Care

Yashoda Medicity has completed its first year of operations, reporting more than 1.2 lakh inpatient admissions and outpatient visits, over 4,235 surgeries and expanded specialised healthcare services, as the hospital looks to strengthen clinical capabilities and access to advanced treatment across the National Capital Region (NCR).

Inaugurated by President Droupadi Murmu on 26 October, 2025, the hospital has focused on cancer care, organ transplantation, critical care, public healthcare collaboration and emergency preparedness. During its first year, its Yashoda Institute of Cancer Care treated more than 8,000 patients, while over 3,000 international patients received treatment at the facility. The hospital has also developed initiatives to extend specialised medical expertise beyond its premises, including technology-enabled critical care support and dedicated services for patients with thalassemia.

Expanding Specialised Healthcare
In February 2026, Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda inaugurated the hospital's AI-enabled E-ICU Command Centre. Developed through a collaboration with MMG District Hospital, the initiative aims to extend technology-enabled critical care support to the public healthcare system through centralised monitoring and specialist oversight.

In May, Yashoda Medicity established a dedicated Thalassemia Care Centre offering specialist consultations, blood transfusions, iron chelation therapy, genetic counselling and bone marrow transplant evaluation. The centre also provides carrier screening and antenatal testing.

Dr. P. N. Arora, Chairman and Managing Director of Yashoda Group of Hospitals, said the first year had focused on establishing a foundation for advanced healthcare through modern infrastructure and specialised expertise. The hospital plans to expand specialised services and improve access to treatment during its second year.

The facility has also received National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH) accreditation, reflecting its focus on healthcare quality and patient safety. Beyond clinical services, the hospital launched its 'Rep Se Rescue Tak' campaign in September to strengthen cardiac emergency preparedness at gyms and fitness centres across Delhi-NCR.

More than 70 fitness professionals completed training in recognising suspected cardiac arrest, activating emergency assistance and performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). In October, nearly 100 participants, including police personnel and frontline responders, received trauma first-response training in collaboration with the Indian Society for Trauma and Acute Care.

With a planned capacity of over 1,200 beds, 252-plus modular ICU beds, 22 modular operation theatres and more than 300 doctors across 65-plus super-specialities, Yashoda Medicity plans to build on its infrastructure and partnerships to expand access to specialised treatment across Uttar Pradesh and the wider NCR.