Jaslok Hospital
Mumbai, India
About Jaslok Hospital
Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre is one of India’s oldest super-speciality tertiary care private trust hospitals. Established in the late 1960s and inaugurated in 1973, it was conceptualized by Seth Lokoomal Chanrai and Dr. Shantilal Mehta. The institution was created to provide advanced healthcare to people of all races and creeds in Mumbai, reflecting a long-standing commitment to health equity and accessible medical services.
Located on Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg in South Mumbai, the hospital overlooks the Arabian Sea. It operates as a full-fledged multi-specialty facility with 350 beds, including 75 ICU beds. The institution serves as a major tertiary referral centre, attracting patients from across India and abroad for the treatment of advanced and complex medical conditions through its multidisciplinary approach.
The hospital is staffed by over 300 consultants and 200 resident doctors, many of whom are internationally trained. It functions as a significant research center, conducting clinical trials in collaboration with domestic and international institutions. Additionally, it serves as a training institution for healthcare professionals, recognized by the National Board of Examinations in 22 specialities for its academic programs.
Jaslok Hospital maintains a strong social mission, reserving 20% of its beds for indigent and weaker sections of society. It provides subsidized or free care to institutions such as orphanages and homes for the aged. The hospital’s mission focuses on delivering comprehensive, compassionate, and patient-centred care while enhancing outcomes through research and innovative treatments comparable to international standards.
Key highlights
- One of India’s oldest super-speciality tertiary care private trust hospitals.
- Features 350 beds, including 75 dedicated ICU beds.
- Staffed by over 300 consultants and 200 resident doctors.
- Recognized by the National Board of Examinations in 22 specialities.
- Reserves 20% of beds for indigent and weaker sections of society.
- Conducts regular research and clinical trials with international collaborations.
Departments and centres
- Department of Assisted Reproduction
- Department of Critical Care
- Department of Cardiac Sciences
- Department of Gastroenterology
- Department of Renal Sciences
- Department of Neurosciences
- Department of Oncosciences
Facilities and technology
- 350 beds including 75 ICU beds
- State-of-the-art equipment in all departments
- Jaslok Genie mobile app for appointments and reports
- Research center for clinical trials
- Training institution for fellowships and postgraduate courses
For international patients
- Attracts patients from all parts of Maharashtra, other states, and abroad.
- Trains healthcare professionals from all over the world.
- Conducts clinical trials in collaboration with institutions abroad.
- Provides care to people of all races and creeds.
Plan your treatment at Jaslok Hospital
- 1Share your reports
Send your medical reports and the treatment you need through the enquiry form.
- 2Get a plan and estimate
We check suitability with the facility and share a treatment plan with an estimate.
- 3Travel with support
Help with the visa letter, flights, airport pickup and a stay near the hospital.
- 4Care after you return
Follow-up support with your doctors once you are back home.
Frequently asked questions
When was Jaslok Hospital established?
The institution was conceptualized in the late 1960s. It was officially inaugurated on 6th July 1973 by Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi.
How many beds does the hospital have?
Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre has 350 beds in total. Out of these, 75 are designated as ICU beds.
Does the hospital serve international patients?
Yes, the hospital attracts patients from all over India and abroad. It also trains healthcare professionals from around the world.
What is the hospital’s social responsibility initiative?
Twenty percent of the beds are reserved for indigent and weaker sections of society. The hospital also provides subsidized or free care to institutions like orphanages.
How can I get a treatment plan and quote through Get Well Tour?
You can share your medical reports via the enquiry form on the Get Well Tour website. Our team will review your case and reply by email with a detailed treatment plan and cost estimate.
