Aster CMI Hospital
Hospital Overview
Aster CMI Hospital is a major multispeciality facility in North Bengaluru offering care across primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary levels. Its spacious infrastructure, advanced medical systems and integrated clinical teams are designed to support both routine treatment and highly complex interventions.
The hospital combines specialised centres of excellence with broad diagnostic, surgical, critical-care and rehabilitation services. Its clinical model encourages departments to work together, allowing patients with complex or multiple health conditions to receive coordinated treatment through one hospital system.
Why Choose Aster CMI Hospital
- Close to 500 beds with a broad range of inpatient, intensive-care and surgical facilities.
- Integrated centres of excellence for oncology, cardiac sciences, neurosciences, gastroenterology, liver care, transplant medicine, orthopaedics, women’s health and paediatrics.
- Advanced robotic, minimally invasive, imaging and interventional technologies.
- Multidisciplinary case planning for complex disease and multi-organ conditions.
- Round-the-clock emergency, pharmacy and critical-care support.
- Services for international patients, including treatment planning and coordination.
- Patient-centred environment designed to reduce the institutional feel of hospital care.
Specialities
- • Cardiac Sciences
- • Cardiology
- • Cardiac Surgery
- • Heart Rhythm Services
- • Medical Oncology
- • Surgical Oncology
- • Radiation Oncology
- • Breast Oncology
- • Haematology
- Haemato-Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant
- • Neurology
- • Neurosurgery
- • Paediatric Neurology
- • Spine Surgery
- • Medical Gastroenterology
- • Surgical Gastroenterology and Integrated Liver Care
- • Liver Transplantation
- • Urology
- • Nephrology
- • Multi-Organ Transplantation
- • Orthopaedics
- • Rheumatology
- • Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- • Fertility and IVF
- • Paediatrics and Neonatology
- • Paediatric Surgery
- • Internal Medicine
- • Pulmonology
- • Critical Care Medicine
- • Emergency Medicine
- • Endocrinology and Diabetology
- • ENT and Head & Neck Surgery
- • Ophthalmology
- • Dermatology
- • Plastic
- Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
- • Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery
- • Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
- • Anaesthesiology
- • Clinical Imaging and Interventional Radiology
- • Pain and Palliative Medicine
- • Psychiatry and Counselling
- • Dentistry
- • Family Medicine
- • Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
- • Robotic Surgery
FAQ
It is a computer-guided surgical approach that supports greater precision during selected neurological and spinal procedures.
Depending on clinical suitability, robotic or navigation-assisted techniques may be used for brain tumours, spinal disorders, nerve compression, epilepsy, movement disorders and other complex conditions.
Potential benefits may include smaller incisions, reduced blood loss, less post-operative discomfort, a shorter hospital stay and faster recovery. Individual results vary by procedure and patient condition
When selected appropriately and performed by a trained team, robotic assistance can improve planning and implant accuracy. The surgeon remains responsible for the operation and overall safety.
Persistent neck or back pain, limb weakness, numbness, tingling, walking difficulty, loss of coordination or pain that does not improve should be assessed by a spine specialist.
The hospital combines specialist neuro teams, robotic and navigation technology, imaging support, critical care and rehabilitation within one coordinated programme.
Cikitsa International can collect the patient’s reports, coordinate an expert opinion or appointment, obtain a preliminary treatment plan and assist with travel-related arrangements.