A serious illness does not always mean a two-hour ambulance ride into Delhi. There is an intensive care unit inside our 100-bed hospital in Shakti Khand III, Indirapuram — minutes from home for most families in the neighbourhood. The patient is cared for here, and the family stays close, not across the city.
The intensive care unit sits inside our 100-bed hospital, so a serious illness stays in one place. The emergency department runs 24x7, the operation theatres are on the same campus, and so is the 4-station dialysis unit under a consultant nephrologist. If a patient needs surgery, or the kidneys start to struggle, the answer is down the corridor — not across the city in another ambulance.
An ICU is hardest on the people waiting outside it. Doctors here speak with the family every day about how the patient is doing, in plain words. Visiting follows a routine that our team will explain when you arrive. And because the hospital is in Shakti Khand III, you can go home to rest, look after the children, and return — instead of keeping vigil across the city.
ICU admission is cashless on CGHS, Delhi Police, UP-ESIC, ECHS, DGEHS, CAPF and major private insurers and TPAs. Our TPA desk handles the paperwork — approvals, extensions, queries from the insurer — so treatment is not held up and the family is not chasing forms. Bring the patient's panel card and an ID; the desk will tell you if anything more is needed.
Many families call us when a relative is in a hospital far away and they want them closer once the doctors say it is safe to move. Start with a phone call to us. Our team speaks with the treating doctor, understands the patient's condition, and plans the shift with you. Ambulance assistance is available for the transfer.
Yes. Healing Tree Hospital in Shakti Khand III, Indirapuram has an intensive care unit within its 100-bed campus, alongside 24x7 emergency, operation theatres and a 4-station dialysis unit. Call us to speak to our team.
Often, yes — once the treating doctor confirms the patient is stable enough to move. Call us first; our team speaks with the treating doctor and plans the transfer with your family. Ambulance assistance is available.
ICU admissions are cashless for CGHS, Delhi Police, UP-ESIC, ECHS, DGEHS, CAPF and major private insurers and TPAs. Our TPA desk handles approvals and paperwork so treatment is not held up. Bring the patient's panel card and an ID.
Yes. Visiting in the ICU follows a set routine, which our team explains when you arrive. Doctors speak with the family every day about the patient's condition, in plain language, and you can ask them your questions directly.
Bring the patient's panel card or insurance papers, an ID, a list of current medicines, and any recent reports or discharge summaries. Our team will tell you if anything more is needed. The hospital pharmacy is open 24x7, so medicines are available on campus at any hour.
