Rajeev Gandhi Cancer Hospital - New Delhi

Good diagnosis and treatment, well managed and processes are implemented. Hospital is well maintained and take care of cleanness.

Very bad hospital. For simple test they took more than 3 days. No communication between doctors and staffs

Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre is a non-profit medical facility and research institute based in Delhi, India specialising in cancer treatment and research. It is one of the largest medical centers for cancer treatment in Asia

Specialy for cancer patients ,bit costly but life saving for many ,needs to be affordable for economic weaker section and really needy people. Quick response and speedy treatment is main quality feature ..Complete cure must be found of this life threatening diseases..lakhs of patients are becoming victims to this cancer every year..Big concern for human race

I visited this place for an operation. I was asked to come for admission at 7 am . I reached the hospital 15 minutes before. No one was in the counter. I had written my name the previous day in the register for admission next day. No one was in the counter. The counter opened after 8.30PM It seems they have no value of other's time. I got bed at 9.30. I was told my operation will be at 10AM. My blood test was taken . Then was asked to take bath in medicated water and wear hospital dress. At 11AM they told that operation will be at 12. Every half an hour Trainee Nursing staff from other hospitals like St. Stefen come and take blood test and temperature. I fail to understand why they do this. At 12 they told operation will be at 2Pm Time went on extending from 2 to 3 then to 4. In the cold days on November last week, I was sitting with just one cloth, without any warm clothes. In between they told I have to get my chest shaved and take bath again. 2nd bath in a matter of few hours, in the winter of Delhi. Then again they got extended, finally operation took place at 6,30PM. After operation, my Biopsy Report was delayed. After discharge, when I went to collect report another 2000 rupees was charged. Still lot of bad experience I had. I will never recommend this hospital

Very bad hospital. This is not a multispeciality hospital. No dedicated nephrologist ( kidney doctor), no dedicated chest specialist and so on. Most of such doctors are visiting doctors and nurses coordinate the visits. All this leads to coordination issues between the main Cancer Surgeon and the visiting specialist doctor. The main channel of communication between such doctors is via notes in patients file, this is so slow and highly inefficient process. In case there are post-surgery complications, one may end up risking patient life. My mother did not survive, despite the simplest oral stage 1 cancer throat surgery. Please be very careful and do proper research.

Hospital was very clean .. Staff members were very Friendly. Nearest metro station was Rohini west . Hospital was not to much crowded . It was about 5min walking distance from metro station Rohini west . Avoid auto if you no urgency. Coffee and food centre is inside the hospital . the quality of food was very good Must try it ..???

Rajiv Cancer Society and Research Centre is a not for profit public medical society. It was formed in the year 1994 under the society's registration act, 1860. The Institute started functioning on 1 July 1996 when a soft opening was done by Sonia Gandhi. However, it was formally inaugurated by the then, President of India, Shankar Dayal Sharma, in the presence of Sonia Gandhi and others on 20 August 1996. It started as a 152 bedded hospital, and currently it’s a 302 bedded hospital. The institute diagnoses and treats around 60,000 patients per year. Since its establishment, the institute has provided services to over two hundred thousand patients from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and other countries.[3][4][5][6] The Institute is ISO:9001 and ISO:14001 certified.[3][7] In February 2013, the institute introduced electrical technology as a service called 'NanoKnife', a minimally invasive cancer treatment.[8] On 12 October 2016, a new cancer center was established in NitiBagh, South Delhi by the institute.[7] Departments and facilitiesEdit NItibagh campus of RGCIRC The medical center is spread around two hundred thousand square feet area, with a bed capacity of 300. The 57 consultation rooms are spread on three floors of the institute. It has 8 state-of-the-art modular Operation Theatres with three stage air filtration and gas scavenging systems, and 2 Minor Operation Theatres for Day Care Surgeries. The Surgical ICU is 27 bedded and Medical ICU is 11 bedded. The institute has Leukemia ward, Thyroid Ward, Bone Marrow Transplant unit, MUD transplant unit, and stem cell transplant unit. It has facilities of Renal Replacement therapies and various endoscopies.[6][non-primary source needed] Departments Department of Surgical Oncology Department of Radiology and Imaging Department of Medical Oncology Department of Pediatric Hematology Oncology Department of Radiation Oncology Department of Nuclear Medicine Department of Pathology and Transfusion Services Department of Stem Cell and Bone Marrow Transplantation Department of Anesthesiology Other services Telemedicine Pharmacy services Preventive services Physiotherapy services Palliative/Home care services Day care services Emergency services Counseling services Multispecialty Clinic / Tumor Board