Cura Hospitals is a private multispecialty hospital network established in 2018. The facility operates across two campuses in Bengaluru, India. It provides coordinated care through a team of over 200 specialists working in 40 different medical disciplines.
Accreditations and Clinical Infrastructure
The hospital holds NABH accreditation under Small Healthcare Organization (SHCO) requirements. This certification confirms adherence to national quality standards for patient safety and care delivery. The facility has 60 intensive care beds across its branches for 24/7 critical care. Teams use real-time ICU monitoring to track heart rate, oxygen levels, and blood pressure continuously.
Specialized Medical Directions
Cura Hospitals relies on multidisciplinary collaboration to manage complex conditions. For cancer care, a tumor board reviews cases collectively. Dr. Anthony Pais, the Clinical Director and Head of Surgical Oncology, leads these efforts. He focuses specifically on oncoplastic breast surgery.
The neurosurgery department treats various brain abnormalities. Specialists including Dr. Abhay Sikaria perform several complex procedures:
- Craniotomy
- Brain tumor resection
- Hydrocephalus and shunt surgeries
- Trans-sphenoidal hypophysectomy (removal of pituitary tumors)
The urology team, including Dr. Madhu S N, treats urolithiasis (kidney stones) and urethral strictures. They offer several surgical and diagnostic options:
- Flexible ureterorenoscopy (URS)
- Ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy for stone removal
- Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
- Diagnostic cystoscopy
In gastroenterology, Dr. Devaprashanth M focuses on surgical treatments. The department covers general surgery, laparoscopic techniques, and proctology. Specialists also use laser technologies for gastrointestinal procedures. An accredited surgical facility model allows eligible patients to undergo same-day procedures without full hospitalization.
Diagnostic and Surgical Technology
The hospital uses robotic-assisted surgery for greater precision during complex operations. Diagnostic services include 3T MRI and abdominal CT scans. These tools help medical teams move from diagnosis to treatment with minimal delay. Critical care units are specialized by age group, including the NICU and PICU for pediatric patients.
Services for International Patients
A dedicated International Patient Services team manages care for patients traveling from abroad. Coordinators provide support in English and Hindi. They help with medical opinions, treatment planning, and travel coordination. Online consultations with neurosurgeons, oncologists, and urologists are available before arrival. Cashless treatment options exist for patients using recognized insurance providers or Third-Party Administrators.