Orthopaedic care is delivered at the group's hospital units in Borivali, Kandivali, and Mulund, with 24/7 clinical cover across all three locations.
Yes, three full-time resident consultants covering trauma, spine, and joint replacement are on-site at any hour for complex surgical emergencies.
Apex uses the Cuvis Robotic System for eligible patients, with 3D pre-operative planning and intraoperative boundary guidance, while the surgeon controls every step.
Procedures are performed in dedicated operation theatres with laminar air flow ventilation, which reduces airborne contamination during surgery and supports safer outcomes.
No, patients are first assessed for non-surgical options such as medicines, physiotherapy, injections, or bracing. Surgery is considered only when these no longer help.
Cell Saver collects blood lost during surgery, processes it, and returns it to the patient, reducing the need for donor blood transfusion during major deformity corrections.
Yes, the pediatric division manages clubfoot, hip dysplasia, growth plate injuries, and limb deformities, with treatment planned around each child's age and skeletal maturity.
