Tata Memorial Hospital

Mumbai, India

About Tata Memorial Hospital

Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH) being one of the most reputed cancer care and research hospitals in Mumbai, India, has gained the image of a great cancer treatment center.
TMH (Tata Memorial Hospital) which is a part of the Tata Memorial Centre, cancer patients can be treated at a lower cost. The first one was inaugurated in 1941.
For over 80 years, it has successfully performed this role by being the best in the area of medical care, education, and research in the field of cancer.
National Cancer Grid is a highly ambitious network that joins over 300 cancer centers, research institutes, patient groups, and professional societies to work together.
TMH offers a wide range of technical services, including diagnosis, treatment, and cure for various types of cancer.
The hospital houses state-of-the-art facilities including advanced radiation therapy units, surgical suites, and imaging technologies.
As a leading cancer research institute, TMH conducts studies to advance cancer treatment and improve their patient’s health.
It also delivers medical education and training programs for healthcare specialists in oncology.

Everything this hospital offers international patients at a glance.

The medical center contains 614 beds with fully facilitated medical and surgical oncology services.
The Intensive Care Unit is made up of an 11-bed critical care area and a 22-bed recovery/step-down unit.
A consultant and junior medical staff provide round-the-clock coverage for the unit.
To provide total cancer care to all, TMH provides subsidized treatment to economically disadvantaged patients through a variety of support programs.
Each year, the ICU receives about 650 severely ill patients.
The hospital's commitment to expertise and compassion has earned it a reputation as one of the best cancer centers in the country.
It is famous for its first-rate oncology services, wide research, and goal to provide quality cancer care at a reasonable cost.
Every month, we welcome a new group of department consultants who have had experience in intensive care units in different hospitals all over the world.
The purpose of this unit is to offer comprehensive and intense care for cancer patients with critical health conditions.
Patients of the department include critically ill surgical patients, those with acute medical disease and co-morbid disorders, hematological malignancies, neutropenia, and chemotherapy-related problems, as well.
These patients have mainly sepsis, ARDS, and multiple organ failure, with many of them exhibiting acute hemodynamic, respiratory, and metabolic derangements.