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PRMS- EMPANELLED HOSPITAL LIST.Xlsx THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD. Hospitals / Nursing Homes Empanelled in Mumbai Telephone Sr.No. Name & Address of the Hospital Region Contact person Nos. BOMBAY HOSPITAL & RESEARCH Ms.Shawla for HCK-UP Appt.Extn-487- 22094788 CENTRE 22067676 Admin. Extn.387 Mktd: Suchita - 430 1 South Mumbai Mr.Premshankar.Sharma-9324226643, Dr.Narsinha Reddy- New Marine Lines, Near Liberty & 235/ 9820788236 9820628280/Mr.P.K.Thanvi(Billing-40511352) Cinema,Mumbai 400 020. ST. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL 61452145/ 2 J Mehta Road, Malabar Hill, South Mumbai Mr.Carvalho.Mgr.Medi.services61452119 61452119/ Mumbai 400 006. 9820573521 BHATIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Muktesh Bhat- 66660522 MOB-8390888139 66660000 3 South Mumbai Tardeo, Mumbai 400 007. Dr.Neha-66660366, Roshani/Richa - 66660000 / 024 Billing-Nandakumar Accounts-varsha Kulkarni/ Mrs. Dalvi / Meena Wagh-24476153 SHUSHRUSHA HOSPITAL Ranade Road, 24449161/ 4 South Mumbai Dadar (West), 62/63/64 Mumbai 400 028. P.D. HINDUJA NATIONAL HOSPITAL & Sushil Sawant-9820579991 Healthcheckup-39818181 MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE Admin.-Mr. Palash 9833779768 - 62529000 / 5 South Mumbai Rajvee Patel- 24452222/ 24451515 -ext.8362/7486 Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, 24448524/ 24447528/29 24452575 Casualty Mr. Vinit Naik : 9970159291(health check up letter and bill) Mumbai-16. HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL 30610555/ 30610386 Western Suburbs & Sister Silji 30610353 Mr. Payam 9768785503 , Iudvina 6 St. Andrew's Road, 26423777/ 26421992 Beyond 62670386/ Anugraha Mktg - 62670319 Bandra (West), Mumbai 400 050. LILAVATI HOSPITAL & RESEARCH Mr.Solanki Assit.Bill Mgr-26751594 CENTRE Western Suburbs & 7 Extn.1594 9920514150 Mr.Sachin-26568356 26751000 , 26568000 A/791, Bandra Reclamation, Beyond (Marketing) -9167025428 Bandra (W), Mumbai - 400 050. ASIAN HEART INSTITUTE & RESEARCH CENTRE Western Suburbs & 66986666 8 G/N Block, Opp. ICICI Tower, Bandra Beyond DM-Sales & Marketing Mr. Sarvanshu, 9930111428 Ext. 6692 Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai 400051. DR. BALABHAI NANAVATI HOSPITAL Western Suburbs & 9 S.V.Road, Vile Parle (W), Ramsaran-7738219535 /Off-26267538 26182255 Beyond Mumbai 400 056. HOLY SPIRIT HOSPITAL Western Suburbs & Ms. Sushma Shetty 28248501/ 10 Mahakali Caves Road, Beyond 9223338742 , Ms. Carol - 28248500, Extn : 135 28378822/ 28372748 Andheri ( East), Mumbai 400 093. KAPADIA MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL M.G.Road, Western Suburbs & 28797400/ 11 Admin. Maya-9969322853 Goregaon(West), Beyond 42685555 Mumbai 400 062. GANDHI NURSING HOME 'A' Chandra Apartments, Western Suburbs & Dr. Sanjay Kumar 28954255 / 12 Mandapeshwar Road, Beyond 9820040527 28952228 Near Ram Mandir, Borivli (West), Mumbai 400 092 KARUNA HOSPITAL Jeevan Beema Nagar, Western Suburbs & Nanda Chavan - 28934698/ 13 Dr. D.K. Bose/Sister Yvonne Borivli (west), Beyond 28953009 Mumbai 400 103. JIWARAJKA HOSPITAL & SCR K-7, Meghna, Western Suburbs & 28164949, 14 - Jesal Park, Beyond 28165959 Bhayandar (East) 4011052. GURUKRIPA HOSPITAL & POLYCLINIC Savitri Apartment, 1st Floor, Western Suburbs & 15 28192954 Opp. Kashi Bhavan, Beyond B.P Road, Bhayandar (East) 404105. CARDINAL GRACIOUS MEMORIAL 0250-2322683, HOSPITAL Western Suburbs & 16 Mr.Vijay D'sa-0250-2328992 Meenakshi Fonseca 0250-2324220/ Bangli Naka, Sandur Post. Beyond 2325019/2325018 Vasai 401 201. SANJIVANI HOSPITAL Swami Vivekanand Medical Mission, Western Suburbs & 17 Shri Kiran Tare (0250)2502284/2505029/ 2501847 Virar (W) Tal -Vasai, Beyond Dist-Thane Pin -401303. Telephone Sr.No. Name & Address of the Hospital Region Contact person Nos. MASINA HOSPITAL 23714890/ 23714889/ Mr. Ramesh Deshmukh, 8424918632 / 61841301/ 18 Byculla, South Mumbai 23776656/ 23717257/ 61841286(IT) Mr. V.H. Nare 61841222 Mumbai 400 027. 23702576 MEHTA EYE CLINIC PVT.LTD. 21023648 / 25113648/ 208 Gayatri Dham, Eastern Suburbs & 19 Mrs.Dave 25027111 M.G. Road, Ghatkopar (E),Mumbai - 400 Beyond 077. ASHIRWAD HOSPITAL Eastern Suburbs & Mrs. Nilima Mohite - 9833355668/ Dr.Mahendra Batra - 25115911/ 12/ 13/ 14 20 Tilak Road, Beyond 9819101444 21025911 Ghatkopar ( E), Mumbai 400 007. GODREJ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Pirojshanagar. Eastern Suburbs & Mr.Sunder-6641 7100/6641 7052 6641 7100/ 21 Vikhroli (East), Beyond Ms.Diksha/Mr.Akbar-66417050 , Mr. Vinay - 9584038822 6641 7052 Mumbai -79. Ganesh Pujari - 9167488994 Nazir-Ahmed-9892989263 Pradnya- 022 49254305/ 67994305 / Leena D'souza (HCK) - 9892294439 - E mail id: FORTIS HOSPITALS LTD. [email protected], 022-49254350, 67994444/ Mulund Goregaon Link Road, Eastern Suburbs & 22 Suparna Ghag 67994133 Mulund (West), Beyond Shankar Jadhav (billing) 7350594405 49254809 Mumbai 400 078. Mrs. Beenu Jacob: Corporate help desk - 022-49254894 DR. BHANUSHALI HOSPITAL Eastern Suburbs & 25332791 Pharmacy/ 23 Kaushalya, Shivaji path, Bhaskar Behere- 9769257020 Beyond 25365434 Extn-23 Thane (w) 400601. KAUSHALYA MEDICAL FOUNDATION TRUST HOSPITAL Eastern Suburbs & 25454000/ 24 Ganeshwadi, Panchpakhadi, Anant Naik- 9769402246 Beyond 25454002-5 Behind Nitin Company, Thane (West) 400 601. MAMTA HOSPITAL P-43, Phase II, Eastern Suburbs & 25 Ms. Laxmi - 8308398900 0251- 24441112 MIDC, Next to ICICI Bank, Dombivali Beyond (East) 421 201. Dr. Supriya - 9819078547 - Ajit Mandhare 9870979077 0251- FORTIS HOSPITALS 6694248/49 Sameer Pawar Manager 9820565427, Shivaji Eastern Suburbs & 26 Bail Bazar,Kalyan Shill Road, Yadav - collection Dept - 9763391964- (0251) 6694444 Beyond Kalyan (West) Thane 421301. Rohan dapse - 0251 2371120 / Reshma (billing) - 0251- 2371135/ 9920111524 INLAKS GENERAL HOSPITAL, Inlaks General Hospital Road, Chembur Harbour Line 27 Dr.Chintamani(Medical Dir.)-9833263337/ 61500311 25204160-64 Colony, Chembur, Region Mumbai 400 074. MAHATMA GANDHI'S MISSION (MGM) P.K.Sashanker (Admin.) [email protected] 27822203 New Bombay Hospital, Navi Mumbai & 28 27821659 Plot No.35, Sector-3, Vashi, Beyond Mr. Jha 9769783264 / Mr. Dhakane - 9833576725 - Vidya 61526666 New Mumbai 400 703. Nair - 50666767 / 9324656333 LIFE LINE HOSPITAL 27458171, Navi Mumbai & Dr. Subramanian - 9819287724 , DR. PRACHI/POOJA - 29 Shivaji Road , 27468282/ Beyond 61567051/ 61567016 / 61567001 billing S.T Stand, Panvel, Raigad Pin 410206. 27490800/01/02/03/04/05 Vandana Mishra, Finance 9619015186, Dennis Daniel - Hiranandani Fortis Hospital 9619465965 / Dhirendra - 8451038182./ 9820450134- Mini Sea Shore Road, Navi Mumbai & 30 Monika 7045993188, +91 22 39199152 Sector 10 A, Vashi, Beyond Dr. Gokul Chaudhari - 9920884458 / 39199220/21/22 / Navi Mumbai – 400 703. Praveen - collection/ billing 9172426967 Manish Joshi-9819261222 Healthcheckup-25763318 Nitin- DR.L.H.HIRANANDANI HOSPITAL 9892830658 Billing Ms.Ujwala Pednekar-extn-3398 Hillside Avenue, Western Suburbs & 9930916412, Abhishek Rajput-9820643606 Mr. Hemant - 31 25763333/ 3300 Hiranandani Gardens,Powai, Beyond 3285 Niteen Pahurkar - 9892830658/Hemant Kamble- Mumbai 400 076 9867489086/Abhijit Tambe 9810111149 /Mr. Anand- 25763285 APEX HOSPITAL Vaishali Heights, Western Suburbs & 32 Suchitra - 9322868649/ Bharti Rawal / Ganesh pawale 28913322 Chandavarkar Road, Beyond Borivali West,Mumbai 400 092 Telephone Sr.No. Name & Address of the Hospital Region Contact person Nos. KKASTURI MEDICARE PVT.LTD. Harshniketan, Western Suburbs & 33 Dr. Rajeev Agarwal/Devkaran Sharma. 28147676 Behind Navrang Hotel, Beyond Gaondevi Road,Bhayander West TATA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Arekar-24177117 Ms. Indira Pasu (Admission Extn- 34 Dr.E.Borges Marg, Parel, Mumbai- South Mumbai 24177000 4282) 400012 KOKILABEN DHIRUBHAI AMBANI James Aranha HOSPITAL & Chief Manager - Corporate Sales Medical Research Institute 9022908897, Four Bungalows, Andheri (West), Western Suburbs & Nilesh Pahade Corporate team member 8080058578, Lity 35 30666666 / 30999999 Mumbai 400 053 Beyond Thomas-Billing coordinator 7498757314 / Mr. Pawan Sahu - 9819185012 SAIFEE HOSPITAL Dr. Asifa Khanda, 15/17 MAHARSHI KARVE MARG, 9664295015 36 South Mumbai +91 22 67570111 CHARNI ROAD (EAST), 67570111 Ext. 354 Ms. Harshala, Sneha Nakhare-022- MUMBAI 400 004. 67570246 JUPITER HOSPITALEastern Express Mr. Rangnathan, advisor Marketing Highway, Eastern Suburbs & 9819631100/9869576537 37 21725555 / 21725591 Thane (W) 400 601. Beyond Mr. Sandeep Thakkar, Assistant General Manager Marketing 9869576517/ 9323955055 Swapna-Ext-1208 SANJEEVANI SURGICAL & GENERAL HOSPITAL Bhavani Chambers, Kedarmal Road, Mr. Shivmohan Agrawal Off Rani Sati Marg, Malad (East), Western Suburbs & 38 Administrator 28445678/ 28809595 / 28822929 Mumbai 400 097 Beyond 9323209521 , Vishakha - 9867523649 SEVEN HILLS HOSPITAL Marol Maroshi Road, Western Suburbs & Shri Manas Labh, Manager Corporate BRM 39 Andheri (East), Mumbai 400 059 67676767 Beyond 9833055051 Shubendu:9920452269 Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre Vinit Ghanawat - 9967872585, Vijay - 66573334 / 40 15, Dr.G.Deshmukh Marg, Peddar Road South Mumbai 66573333 9702723344 / Mazhar : 8291617272 / Admission - Mumbai – 400 026 66573013 Sir H.N.Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre (Managed by Sir 61305000 1800221166 Emergency - 41 H.N.Hospital Trust) Prarthana Samaj, South Mumbai Sanjay Varma - 9892987212 61305005 Raja Rammohan Roy Road, Girgaon, Mumbai – 400 004 Global Hospital – Super Speciality & Transplant Centre Rakesh Jadhav - 9833427297/8879688614, Aditya Kadam 42 35, Dr. E.Borges Road, Hospital Avenue, South Mumbai 67670101 9870080592, Billing Kishor 9076760340 Opp.Shirodkar High School, Parel, Mumbai – 400 012 Asian Institute of Oncology Pvt. Ltd. Durgaprasad Shrigandhi-8879982083 / Krieshna Parmar - K.J.Somaiya Hospital Campus, Off. 43 Central Mumbai 8879985581 / Dr. Krishna Dubey - 7506943454/ Sharmili - 67916791 Eastern Express Highway, Everard 66986527 Nagar, Sion (East), Mumbai - 400 022 Yogesh Mhamunkar- 9930007315, Swapnil Jagtap : M: Wockhardt Hospitals Ltd. Unit: The (+91) 9922500282 Umrao Institute of Medical Science & Western Suburbs & 28556000 Apt-8108181044 Emergency - 44 Ph no: 022-28556000 (Ext No.50007) Research Near Railway Station, Mira Beyond 8108181081 Road (East), Dist. Thane - 401107 opp national college, 180 Water 45 Ojas Laser Eye Surgery Centre Field Road Bandra Monal R Desai 9829319178 and 9820310178 (west) Mumbai - 400 050.
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