Over 75,000 patients treated in the first year; more than 15,000 surgeries, 240 robotic procedures and 40+ valve replacement procedures performed
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ARUN SHARMA
NOIDA, September 18, 2026: Medanta Noida has emerged as an important centre for advanced and specialised healthcare in Uttar Pradesh during its first year of clinical operations, with more than 75,000 patients treated and over 3 lakh outpatient visits recorded since the hospital began operations.

The 550-bed Medanta Noida has performed more than 15,000 surgeries during the period, including over 240 robotic surgeries and more than 40 valve replacement procedures. According to the hospital, the figures reflect the growing demand for advanced medical care and specialised treatment for complex health conditions in the region.
Noida becoming a healthcare destination
The first-year experience of Medanta Noida indicates that patients seeking specialised treatment are increasingly accessing advanced healthcare facilities closer to home. Patients from Noida, Greater Noida, Delhi-NCR, western Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand are seeking treatment at the hospital for complex medical conditions.
The availability of specialised doctors, advanced diagnostic facilities and modern treatment technologies in Noida is providing patients in the region with an alternative to travelling to major metropolitan cities for specialised care.
Advanced technology and specialised expertise
Medanta Noida has performed more than 240 robotic surgeries, besides carrying out over 40 valve replacement procedures for complex cardiac conditions.
The hospital has also introduced advanced diagnostic and interventional technologies. According to Medanta, these technologies enable doctors to undertake complex procedures with greater precision and, where appropriate, provide minimally invasive treatment options.
Dr Naresh Trehan highlights growing demand
Dr Naresh Trehan, Chairman and Managing Director, Medanta, said the establishment of Medanta Noida was envisioned not merely as the addition of another hospital, but as an initiative aimed at strengthening healthcare services in the region.
He said the first year had demonstrated the demand for advanced and specialised medical services in the area and reflected growing confidence among patients in accessing specialised treatment closer to home.
According to Dr Trehan, the hospital is bringing together experienced specialists, advanced technology and coordination across medical disciplines to provide treatment to patients from Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, different parts of India and overseas.
More than 30,000 health screenings conducted
Apart from specialised treatment and surgeries, Medanta Noida has conducted more than 30,000 health screenings.
The hospital said its services cover a broad spectrum—from preventive health screening and general healthcare to complex medical and surgical treatment—indicating the expanding scope of healthcare delivery in the region.
Potential for medical value travel
Medanta Noida also sees opportunities for the development of medical value travel in the region. The hospital said its location within the NCR, advanced medical infrastructure and availability of specialist doctors could help attract patients not only from different parts of India but also from overseas.
The hospital has particularly highlighted the potential of attracting patients from regions including the Middle East and Africa who seek specialised medical treatment.
Focus on expansion in the next phase
As Medanta Noida enters its next phase, the hospital plans to focus on strengthening medical infrastructure, expanding specialised services and using advanced technology to extend modern healthcare to a larger population.
The hospital’s first-year experience points towards the expanding role of Noida as a healthcare centre for patients from Uttar Pradesh, the NCR and neighbouring regions, with specialised doctors, advanced technology and complex treatment facilities increasingly available within the region.
Doctors present at the press conference
The doctors present at the press conference included Dr Deepak Govil, Director, GI Surgery & GI Onco Surgery; Dr Vivek Tandon, Director, GI Surgery & GI Onco Surgery; Dr Sanjay Gupta, Director, Orthopaedics; Dr Sanjay Kumar, Director, CTVS; Dr Dushyant Nadar, Director & Head, Urology and Robotic Surgery; Dr Manoj Singhal, Director & HOD, Nephrology; Dr Tarun Kumar, Associate Director, Robotics, MIS & General Surgery; Dr Rahul Gupta, Associate Director, Kidney & Urology Institute; and Dr Priya Bansal, Senior Consultant, Gynaecology & Gynaecologic Oncology, Medanta Noida.
