Nanda Hospital, Chattarpur

Nanda Hospital is a multispeciality hospital at Chattarpur Extension in south Delhi. It began in 1986 as Nanda Medical Center, founded by the late Sri H.R. Nanda to provide affordable care to the rural population around Chattarpur, and its outpatient department covers consultation, diagnosis, treatment, observation and rehabilitation.Surgical oncology and breast surgery are established services, including mastectomy, alongside gynaecologic oncology.Women's health covers obstetrics and gynaecology, gynaecological endoscopy and laparoscopic gynaecological surgery, infertility and reproductive health medicine.Gastroenterology covers gastrointestinal surgery and coloproctology, including haemorrhoidal artery ligation for piles.Endocrinology and endocrine surgery run as a pair, and ENT covers otorhinolaryngology and head and neck surgery.Other departments include general medicine and general surgery, laparoscopic surgery, orthopaedics, neurology, ophthalmology, vascular surgery and angiology, and plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Dentistry covers dental surgery and orthodontics.Preventive medicine and a pharmacy operate alongside the clinical departments.Nanda Hospital is located at Block A-1, Chattarpur Extension, New Delhi. Chattarpur sits on the southern edge of Delhi between Mehrauli and the Haryana border, served by its own Yellow Line metro station. When the hospital was founded in 1986 this was farmland and village settlement rather than city; it is now dense urban village housing with a large migrant working population, and a hospital that began by serving that community still occupies the gap between the private hospitals of south Delhi and the government hospitals further in.