Asian Hospital, Faridabad Becomes the First in the City to Launch Total Lab Automation with QuidelOrtho

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New Technology to Deliver Faster, Safer, and More Accurate Test Results for Patients.

Asian Hospital, Faridabad Becomes the First in the City to Launch Total Lab Automation with QuidelOrtho

  • New Technology to Deliver Faster, Safer, and More Accurate Test Results for Patients

Faridabad, May 22, 2025 — In a significant advancement for healthcare in the region, Asian Hospital, Faridabad has become the first hospital in the city to introduce Total Lab Automation (TLA) in collaboration with global diagnostics leader QuidelOrtho. This system, powered by the Vitros Automation Solution, represents a major step forward in diagnostic testing, bringing faster and more accurate results to patients.

With the introduction of this technology, Asian Hospital is transforming the way laboratory tests are conducted. Automated processes significantly reduce turnaround times, which means that doctors can access test results quickly, especially in critical or emergency situations. This allows for faster diagnosis and treatment, improving patient outcomes, according to Dr. N K Pandey

Chairman & Managing Director, Asian Hospital.

The new system uses dry chemistry technology, eliminating the need for lab-grade water. This not only prevents water-related contamination but also ensures consistently reliable and precise results. It also makes the system more sustainable and eco-friendly, saving millions of litres of water each year and consuming less electricity, according to Dr Pandey.

The introduction of TLA is not only a technical advancement but also a patient-centric innovation that ensures faster, more reliable test results while contributing to environmental sustainability. Our focus on timely reports and efficiency will continue to improve patient care at all levels, said Dr Prashant Pandey, Medical Director, Asian Hospital, the brain behind the concept of saving water and taking this monumental step.

The innovation has been recognised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) for its contribution to sustainable healthcare practices.

The patient experience is also greatly enhanced. Only a minimal amount of blood is needed for most tests, reducing discomfort—especially for children, elderly patients, and those in intensive care, according to Dr. Ramesh Chandna, Chairman, Safety, Quality, Laboratory Services & Blood Bank

 

The system’s advanced microfluidic technology ensures that the results are accurate the first time, minimising the need for repeat tests. Each sample is tracked throughout the testing process, ensuring full traceability and high standards of safety, Dr. Chandna said.

By adopting this cutting-edge diagnostic technology, Asian Hospital is setting a new benchmark in quality care and positioning Faridabad alongside cities offering world-class healthcare services. This move underscores the hospital’s commitment to combining medical excellence with patient-centric and environmentally responsible practices, said Dr Pandey.

About Asian Institute of Medical Sciences

Asian Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), Faridabad, is a 425-bedded NABH, AACI & NABL accredited super speciality tertiary care hospital offering cutting-edge technology and world-class healthcare services under one roof. Consistently ranked among the top private hospitals in Delhi-NCR by The Week-Hansa Research Survey, AIMS has been recognized as the "Best Healthcare Brand" by The Economic Times in 2024, 2019, and 2017.

 

The hospital houses 14 Centres of Excellence including oncology, cardiac sciences, neurology, gastroenterology, transplant medicine, advanced surgery, and mother & child care, among others. AIMS is equipped with state-of-the-art technology such as PET/CT, MRI, Gamma Camera, and the region’s first Varian RapidArc on Trilogy system.

Part of a growing healthcare network, AIMS has ventures across Patna, Moradabad, Dhanbad, Noida, and specialized units like Asian Clinics, Ameri Health Home Healthcare, and Equilibrium Pro.

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