Nita Ambani, Founder and Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, unveiled plans to build a revolutionary 2,000-bed medical city in Mumbai featuring the latest AI-powered diagnostics technology. Announced at the Reliance Industries Annual General Meeting, this ambitious healthcare project aims to transform Indian healthcare by integrating advanced artificial intelligence with precision medicine, providing world-class and affordable care to millions.
The medical city will be a cutting-edge complex designed to provide faster, more accurate diagnoses through machine learning algorithms and real-time big data analytics. It will focus on personalized treatment plans, early disease detection, and improved outcomes in diseases ranging from cancer to chronic conditions.
A dedicated wing named “Jeevan” will specialize in pediatric cancer care, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy, reflecting Reliance Foundation’s commitment to compassionate care for vulnerable children. The complex will also include a new medical college to train doctors in AI-driven diagnostics, robotic surgeries, and other high-tech medical fields, addressing India’s healthcare workforce needs.
In addition to healthcare innovation, the project includes a 130-acre “green lung” coastal urban development to provide clean air spaces and recreational areas for Mumbai’s residents. This sustainable urban initiative underscores the Foundation’s vision of blending health infrastructure with environmental wellness.
Beyond clinical care, the AI-powered hospital will serve as a national hub for public health surveillance and research, using AI to track disease outbreaks and environmental health threats. Strategic partnerships with global healthcare and AI technology firms are underway to continuously update the medical city with the latest innovations.
This project positions Mumbai—and India at large—to become a leading medical tourism destination, attracting patients worldwide seeking affordable, high-quality care. The medical city builds upon the success of the Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital, which has treated over 3.3 million patients in its decade-long history.
Nita Ambani’s announcement has captured the imagination of healthcare professionals and the public alike, marking the dawn of a new era where technology and human touch merge seamlessly in healthcare delivery. Construction is underway with a targeted timeline to begin phased operations within the next few years.
Key Features:
- 2,000-bed capacity with integrated AI diagnostics
- Pediatric cancer and immunotherapy wing “Jeevan”
- Medical college focused on AI and technology-based medicine
- 130-acre urban green space for public health and recreation
- National hub for AI-enabled public health surveillance
- Collaborations with global tech and healthcare leaders
- Booster for India’s medical tourism sector
With its blend of advanced technology, compassionate care, and commitment to sustainability, the medical city marks a new era in Indian healthcare—poised to set global standards while serving as a beacon of innovation and hope.
