RML Hospital - New Delhi

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, formerly known as Willingdon Hospital, was established by the British for their staff and had only 54 beds. After independence, its control was shifted to New Delhi Municipal Committee. In 1954, its control was again transferred to the Central Government of Independent India. The hospital has grown over the years and is currently having about 1420 beds, spread over in 30 acres of land. It caters to the population of New Delhi and Central District, apart from patients from other areas and even from out side Delhi. It is having 71 beds in a Nursing Home for the C.G.H.S beneficiaries, including Maternity Nursing Home. It is fully funded by the Government of India (Ministry of Health Family Welfare). No Emergency Patients are Refused treatment in this Hospital. A non-invasive Cardiac Lab and a Cardiac Cath Lab exists in this hospital, in which facility for TMT, Echo-Cardiography, Coronary Angiography and Pace Maker implantation are available. Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Neuro Surgery facilities are available in the Hospital. This hospital has round the clock emergency services in Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics and Paediatrics. The facilities in other specialties are also available on call basis. All supportive services like laboratory, X - Ray, CT-Scan, Ultrasound, Blood Bank and Ambulances are available round the clock. A Coronary Care Unit and an Intensive Care Unit exists in the hospital for serious Cardiac and Non-Cardiac patients. The hospital has laid down disaster action plan & disaster beds, which are made operational in case of mass casualties and disasters

A patient (an old lady) died on bed in emergency, and there was no doctor to look after. She was laying down just beside me and she was allright. This hospital is very very highly crowded. Ultrasound test is not free in this hospital. And some other test too. Also in OPD, you have to stand for hours in long line which runs slower than any slowest snail ?. There is no board which can clearly say that this line is meant for payment, blood test number, etc etc.. you have to ask.. and if by mistaknly, you are in wrong line then you have to join a new line. And also OPD in not open throughout the day. It codes at 11.. to get your work donez you have to be in line before 6 am.. there is only 2-3 counter for 1000s of people

Doctor are good but the test process is very bad for test only two hours for OPD.

Doctors are just dressed up doing nothing , misguiding patients , asking to come again and again , no coordination between doctor and lower doctors , worst management

Be can't say that it is very high tech hospital but the facilities for poor to rich are same all are same for there no partiality ENT department is fully developed and Surgery is available but Machine surgery are developed less according to private clinic

They provide free treatments in this hospital. Only you have to buy almost every medicine for store.

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, formerly known as Willingdon Hospital, was established by the British for their staff and had only 54 beds. After independence, its control was shifted to New Delhi Municipal Committee. In 1954, its control was again transferred to the Central Government of Independent India. The hospital has grown over the years and is currently having about 1532 beds, spread over in 30 acres of land. It caters to the population of New Delhi and Central District, apart from patients from other areas and even from out side Delhi. It is having 94 beds in a Nursing Home for the C.G.H.S beneficiaries, including Maternity Nursing Home. It is fully funded by the Government of India (Ministry of Health Family Welfare). No Emergency Patients are Refused treatment in this Hospital. A non-invasive Cardiac Lab and a Cardiac Cath Lab exists in this hospital, in which facility for TMT, Echo-Cardiography, Coronary Angiography and Pace Maker implantation are available. Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Neuro Surgery facilities are available in the Hospital. This hospital has round the clock emergency services in Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics and Paediatrics. The facilities in other specialties are also available on call basis. All supportive services like laboratory, X - Ray, CT-Scan, Ultrasound, Blood Bank and Ambulances are available round the clock. A Coronary Care Unit and an Intensive Care Unit exists in the hospital for serious Cardiac and Non-Cardiac patients. The hospital has laid down disaster action plan & disaster beds, which are made operational in case of mass casualties and disaster. In a year hospital provides services to about 18 lakhs patients as OPD cases, admits about 67000 patients in Indoor and about 2.75 lakhs patients are attended in the Emergency. About 10000 yellow fever vaccination and 915 delivery cases. Similarly about 5,000 CT Scan, 1.70 lakhs X-Ray cases, 28 lakhs laboratory tests and about 17,000 Ultrasound are done. Hospital conducts about 11,000 Major and 49,000 Minor operations during a year. Hospital has two Incinerators, one Micro Wave Machine and two Plastic Shredders for sound hospital waste disposal system. With the growth and expansion of medical facilities in the hospital, the establishment of the hospital administration has also increased to 3164. With this expansion of establishment, the administrative work has also increased. The sanctioned strength of Central Health Services & Non CHS, Group A Group B Gazetted & Non Gazetted, Ministerial Staff, Nursing Staff, Paramedical Staff and Group D staff with pre-revised revised scales are given at Annexure.

Got my skin treatment from here after suffering from 3 years. In one visit only i found a significant change in my problem. though it was tough as to stand in a line.. yes it was 2 hours of waiting. but i personally find it worthwhile. they provide free medical treatment as well as you can get free medicines from the pharmacy. the recommended medicines are culturally appropriate. that means you will easily find these medicines from the market. so i am giving this place 5 starts for the perfect treatment they gave to me. after all who cares for the two hour when it's about treatment.