• A comprehensive Accident & Emergency Department (A&E) for patient care supported by a well coordinated road evacuation service that is easily accessible through a dedicated entrance, and has a ramp to facilitate the transfer of patients on stretchers and wheelchairs
• Designed as state-of-the-art Level-1 Trauma Centre, the unit has
  • A large treatment room with two operative tables, lights and anaesthesia machines
  • A plaster room and an isolation room
  • Cardiac Monitors, Ventilators and Portable X-ray, Sonography & 2D Echo machines
  • Two dedicated elevators for immediate transfer of patients to the operating rooms and Intensive Care Units
  • A Pneumatic Tube system for speedy transport of laboratory samples
• The unit is supported by trained doctors around the clock, cutting-edge technology and ambulance services with critical life-saving equipment manned by trained medical and paramedical staff. Our ambulances have the ability to transport critically ill patients in need of life support
• Fastest response time in accidents, heart attacks and paralytic stroke
• A rooftop helipad is planned and when commissioned will allow air ambulances to ferry patients to the hospital, saving many lives

The A&E department has a meticulous teaching programme for doctors, nurses and paramedics. The department also conducts teaching programmes for medical professionals and lay people in first aid, life support, and various areas of public health importance, as a part of community outreach activities. Furthermore, the Ronald Reagan Institute of Emergency Medicine (RRIEM) at the George Washington University (GWU) have partnered together with the medical faculty at Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital to launch a Three-Year Postgraduate Programme in Emergency Medicine to prepare a new generation of leaders in medicine who will expand the field of Emergency Medicine throughout India.