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• 35,000+ Cancer Risk Assessments through Stories of hope
the cancer prevention, screening and India’s youngest patient to undergo a
management programme. bypass surgery
• 62,000+ individuals were screened for various A 9-year-old girl from Solapur suffered a heart attack,
disease burdens and those found to be high-risk this rare incidence shocked the doctors. Tests showed
linked to the programme for care of NCDs that the little girl’s blood had excessive bad cholesterol,
something found in people aged around 65 years.
(Diabetes and Hypertension)
The child was operated upon at a Mumbai hospital
• Of the 27,000 women screened for anaemia, in April, she underwent a paediatric coronary bypass
10,000+ patients found to be anaemic surgery at RFH and is believed to be one of the
were provided consultation, counselling youngest persons in the country to have undergone
and treatment. a bypass surgery. Doctors are now waiting for the
complete recovery of this young girl.
• Around 400 malnourished children are currently
being managed within this programme 19-year-old undergoes a Gastric
Bypass Surgery for the first time in
Launched on International Women’s Day, March 8, Western India
Sir H. N. Reliance the number of admissions, OPD consultations and 2023, the Well Women Centre is dedicated to holistic
Foundation Hospital surgeries during FY 2022-23. Despite an increase in the treatment of women’s health. This Centre uses A 19-year-old patient, weighing 152kg with a BMI
number of high-end surgeries, the Hospital is technologies like AI, state-of-the art infrastructure, of 72.3 underwent a Gastric Bypass Surgery – a type
Reliance Foundation works across primary to tertiary committed to ensuring recovery in minimal time; and a staff of highly qualified experts to treat a wide of Bariatric or weight loss surgery for the first time
healthcare to ensure ‘health for all’. Sir H. N. Reliance 1,974 short-stay surgeries (less than 24 hours stay) range of illnesses and conditions, including in Western India. Due to the excessive weight,
Foundation Hospital and Research Centre is a 345-bed were performed in FY22-23. The Hospital also endometriosis, cancer, ovarian cortex, infertility, skin, the patient suffered from sleep apnoea, hypertension
and has a pre-diabetic condition. After the surgery at
multi-speciality quaternary care hospital in South completed six organ transplants in 24 hours setting and obesity, with the goal of improving the physical, Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, the patient
Mumbai that caters to specialities such as: Cardiac
a new benchmark for transplant procedures. emotional, and psychological well-being of women has now resumed normal routine functions and is on
Sciences, Gastroenterology & Hepatobiliary Sciences, across all age groups. his way to lead a healthier life.
Liver Transplant, Nephro-Urology, Neuro Sciences, The Hospital also delivers primary care in many
Oncology, Orthopaedics & Spine, and Woman & communities of Mumbai through its Health Outreach
Child Health. The Hospital has a Medical Mall programme. The screening, treatment and
with progressive diagnostic services, including awareness-raising programmes of Mobile Medical
Laboratories, Radiology & Imaging, and Nuclear Units, Static Medical Units and Community Health
Medicine. The Hospital’s mission is to provide safe, Centres are helping improve health outcomes in
equitable and quality healthcare solutions through underserved communities. This year, Reliance
highly skilled healthcare professionals, well trained Foundation’s Health Outreach Programme marks a
staff and advanced technology. decade of serving the community. Through this time
Recognised as one of India’s top healthcare facilities, more than 10,30,000 consultations were provided to
the Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and over 2,60,000 families. In FY 2022-23, the Health
Research Centre Hospital continued to see a rise in Outreach programme touched important milestones.
