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Ponekkara Kochi, Kerala - 682041

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About Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences

Amrita Institute of Medical Science (AIMS) brings together a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to provide the highest standards of medical treatment. Our full range of primary and specialty care medical services enables cross-specialty consultation, which assures outstanding treatment for each patient. The Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences is adjunct to the term "new universalism" coined by the World Health Organization. This massive healthcare infrastructure with over 3,330,000 sq. ft of built-up area spread over 125 acres of land, supports a daily patient volume of about 3000 outpatients with 95 percent inpatient occupancy. Annual patient turnover touches an incredible figure of over 800,000 outpatients and nearly 50,000 inpatients. Amrita offers a total and comprehensive health solution comparable to the best hospitals in the world. The AIMS team comprises physicians, surgeons and other healthcare professionals of the highest calibre and experience. AIMS features one of the most advanced hospital computer networks in India. The network supports more than 2000 computers and has computerized nearly every aspect of patient care including all patient information, lab testing and radiological imaging.

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Mission

“To provide outstanding and affordable medical care in a patient-friendly environment and in a spirit of compassion to all, regardless of race, caste, religion or economic condition. Charitable care to the fullest extent possible is provided to those in need.”

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Accomodation
Bank
Canteen
Drinking Water
Gymnasium
Laundry
Parking
Pharmacy
Prayer Hall
Railway Reservation Counter
Special Yoga classes for diabetes control

Accident and Trauma Care
Arthritis care
Blood Bank
Endoscopy
Nutrition and Diet Counselling
Operation Theatre
Physiotherapy
Rehabilitation
Speech Therapy
Sports medicine
Transplantations

Biochemistry
Clinical Pathology
Cytology
Drug Assay
Electrophysiology
Haematology
Histology
Histopathology
Immuno Assay
Immunology
Microbiology
Pachymetry
Pap smears
Serology

Advance Open MRI Scan
Arthrography
Bone Scan
Carotid doppler
CATH Lab
Digital Colour Doppler
Digital Colour Echo Cardiography
Digital Ultrasound/ Mobile Ultrasound
Digital X-Rays
Doppler Ultrasound
ECG
ECHO
Electromyography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Mamography
Multi Slice New Siemens CT Scan
Nuclear medicine
Nuclear Scan
Peripheral Doppler
USG

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Patient Services Department

Free/ Subsidies treatment facility is provided for patients according to their financial status.

Tribal and coastal camps

Tribal and coastal camps (Mysore and Kalpetta) every second week of the month

Amrita Advanced Centre for Robotic Surgery Inaugurated

The Honorable Chief Minister of Kerala, Sri Oommen Chandy, inaugurated the Amrita Advanced Centre for Robotic Surgery on March 02, 2015 at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences. “Ten years ago Amrita Hospital had created history by performing the first ever liver transplant in the state of Kerala. Today by establishing the Amrita Advanced Centre for Robotic Surgery, Amrita Hospital is initiating yet another revolution in the health care sector of Kerala,” the chief minister said. “Today as our expert doctors are supported by the most modern surgical equipment, there is no need for anybody to go abroad to avail advanced surgical treatments,” he added. He offered full state support to Mata Amritanandamayi Math in all its endeavour to bring treatment facilities of international standards to the state. As developmental activities for health care is the need of the hour, the governement gives high priority to this sector and, therefore, he congratulated the management of Amrita Hospital for its endeavour to bring the most modern treatment modalities to Kerala.

Successful Twin-Hand Transplant at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences

The second successful twin-hand transplant in India was carried out in Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi on 10th April 2015. The recipient is a 30-year-old ex-Army captain from Kandahar, Afghanistan. He lost both his hands during demining operations in Kandahar three years ago. This is perhaps the first case of twin-hand transplant on any citizen in Afghanistan. He approached Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences four months ago, after scouting for hand transplant in several countries. The donor was a 54-year-old brain dead accident victim from Kerala. The transplant was carried out in a marathon surgical feat lasting for almost 15 hours with more than 20 surgeons and eight anaesthetics led by Dr Subramania Iyer, Professor and Head of the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and other leading surgeons in the team including Dr. Mohit Sharma, Dr. Sundeep Vijayaraghavan, Dr. Kishore and Dr. Jimmy Mathew. “Each hand required connecting two bones, two arteries, four veins and about 14 tendons. The immune suppressant drugs were started before the start of the surgery and continued after it,” said Dr. Subramania Iyer.“The recipient has regained considerable amount of function of both his hands using them for day-to-day activities. He will need intensive physiotherapy for another 9 to10 months,” he added. The first hand transplant in the country was also done four months ago at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and the recipient is progressing extremely well, doing all routine activities.