Transplant

The Centre for Transplant at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, the best transplant hospital in Andheri East, Mumbai, offers a coordinated transplant program.

Transplant

Transplant Hospital in Andheri East, Mumbai

A transplant decision is easier when the evaluation is organised, and each step has a purpose. CritiCare Asia Hospitals is a transplant hospital in Mumbai that covers renal, liver, bone marrow, and heart and lung transplant care in one coordinated programme. Each patient's journey is shaped by structured evaluation, not a standard protocol. For transplant treatment in Andheri East, Mumbai, assessment, donor matching, surgery and follow-up are planned as one sequence, with tests arranged together to avoid delays.

Renal Transplant

Chronic kidney disease often advances quietly until dialysis is no longer enough. Transplant then offers many patients a less restricted routine.

  • Chronic and end-stage kidney disease
    assessed through detailed testing
  • Living and deceased donor transplants
    matched on availability and compatibility
  • Paired kidney exchange and ABO-incompatible transplant
    for patients without a direct donor match
  • Eligibility assessment
    overall health, disease stage and tolerance for transplant surgery and immunosuppression

Liver Transplant

Liver failure may be sudden or gradual. Transplant is considered when function is severely and irreversibly compromised.

  • Chronic and acute liver failure
    from hepatitis and cirrhosis to sudden dysfunction
  • Living and deceased donor transplant
    living donation lets both segments regenerate
  • Candidacy evaluation
    blood tests, imaging, cardiac assessment, donor compatibility testing
  • Post-transplant monitoring
    liver function and medicines tracked over months and years

Bone Marrow Transplant

Considered when blood-forming cells stop working because of blood cancers, inherited disorders or immune deficiency. Early recovery involves significantly weakened immunity, so infection control is central.

  • Autologous and allogeneic transplant: own or matched donor stem cells
  • Peripheral blood stem cell and cord blood transplant: alternative sources
  • HLA matching and donor identification: siblings and relatives first, then registries
  • Post-transplant monitoring: blood counts and infection risk in early recovery

Heart & Lung Transplant

For end-stage heart or lung failure when other treatments no longer offer adequate relief. Because the organs share a circulation, failure in one often affects the other.

  • Heart failure and cardiomyopathy
    evaluated once medicines and lifestyle changes are insufficient
  • Chronic lung conditions
    COPD, interstitial lung disease, primary pulmonary hypertension
  • Suitability assessment
    heart and lung function testing, infection screening, psychological evaluation
  • Coordinated surgical and critical care teams
    for matched donor organ procedures

Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Andheri East for Transplant Care

Transplant is handled as one continuous process, with transplant specialists across nephrology, hepatology, haematology, cardiology and pulmonology working from a shared view of each patient. The approach includes:

  • Structured evaluation of medical, surgical and psychological readiness
  • Donor assessment with the same care as the recipient's
  • Infection control protocols for the vulnerable recovery period
  • Long-term follow-up to track organ function and adjust medicines
  • Family involvement as part of care

Book a Transplant Consultation in Andheri East

If transplant is being discussed for kidney, liver, bone marrow, heart or lung failure, book a consultation at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Andheri East, at a time that suits your schedule.

Who should come to the first consultation?

The patient and a family member if possible, along with earlier reports so that the evaluation can begin without delay.

How long can someone wait for a deceased donor organ? It varies widely with the organ, blood group, body size and the urgency of the illness. The transplant team can explain how the waiting list works and what affects your place on it.

Can a living donor lead a normal life? Yes, after recovery. Donors are assessed thoroughly first so the surgery is safe for them. Most return to usual activities, and follow-up checks are advised afterwards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tests are scheduled together where possible, so the transplant team can review results in one sitting.

Autologous uses the patient's own stem cells, collected before treatment. Allogeneic uses cells from a matched donor.

Protocols suited to the post-transplant period are followed, and patients are cared for in a controlled environment during early recovery.

Yes. The two organs share much of the circulation, so failure in one often strains the other.

Living donors, the deceased donor programme, registries and cord blood, depending on the transplant type.

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