Sterling Hospitals Achieves 50th Kidney Transplant in 2025, Reinforcing Leadership in Advanced Renal Care

▴ Dr. Sonal Dalal, Director - Nephrology & Kidney Transplantation, Sterling Hospitals
Sterling Hospitals, one of Gujarat’s leading multi-specialty healthcare providers, has successfully completed its 50th kidney transplant of the year 2025 at its Gurukul (Ahmedabad) unit.

Ahmedabad, July 22, 2025 - Sterling Hospitals, one of Gujarat’s leading multi-specialty healthcare providers, has successfully completed its 50th kidney transplant of the year 2025 at its Gurukul (Ahmedabad) unit, marking a major milestone in advanced renal care. Achieving this feat within just seven months, the hospital further strengthens its position as a regional Centre of Excellence for kidney transplantation.

 

Sterling Hospitals, Gurukul, is recognized for its expertise in performing a wide range of complex kidney transplant procedures. The hospital is a pioneer in initiating Cadaver Kidney Transplant in Gujarat, providing a lifeline to patients awaiting deceased donor organs. It also leads in ABO Incompatible (ABOi) Kidney Transplants, enabling patients with mismatched blood groups to receive successful transplants.

 

In addition, Sterling Hospitals has extensive experience in Sensitized Kidney Transplants, treating patients with pre-formed antibodies who typically face challenges in finding compatible donors. The centre also regularly performs Live Donor Kidney Transplants.

 

With a multidisciplinary team of nephrologists, urologists, transplant surgeons, and immunologists, Sterling Hospitals continues to set new benchmarks in kidney transplantation by offering advanced technology, high success rates, and compassionate care to patients from across Gujarat and beyond.

 

Reflecting on the achievement, Dr. Sonal Dalal, Director - Nephrology & Kidney Transplantation, Sterling Hospitals, added, “Each transplant is a story of courage, love, and medical precision. Completing 50 transplants in just seven months reflects our team’s clinical excellence, expertise, and patient-centric approach — and above all, the trust patients and their families place in us. At Sterling, we don’t just treat conditions — we transform lives.”

 

Dr. Simmardeep S. Gill, MD & CEO, Sterling Hospitals, said, “This milestone showcases our dedication to clinical excellence and patient-centric care. Our team’s collaborative approach has made Sterling a trusted name in transplant care.”

 

Sterling’s transplant program features state-of the art infrastructure, expert teams of nephrologists, transplant surgeons, and immunologists, as well as dedicated transplant units and post-operative care protocols.

 

Sterling’s 50th transplant for 2025 underlines its commitment to delivering world-class care and pushing the boundaries of healthcare in Western India.

 

 

About Sterling Hospitals:

 

Established in 2001, Sterling Hospitals is one of Western India’s most trusted multi-specialty healthcare networks, owned and operated by Sterling Addlife India Pvt. Ltd. With six NABH-accredited hospitals across Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot, and Gandhidham, the group offers over 1000 beds and delivers advanced medical and surgical care through a patient-first, ethical approach. Sterling is renowned for excellence in cardiology (including TAVI and IVUS), oncology (with LINAC and brachytherapy), neurology, nephrology, orthopaedics, and more. It also runs advanced liver, kidney, and bone marrow transplant programs. Backed by cutting-edge technology like robotic surgery (da Vinci), PET-CT, ECMO, modular OTs, and high-end ICUs, Sterling Hospitals is committed to delivering world-class clinical outcomes across all major specialties.

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