Institute of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

My grandmother, battling complex health issues for decades, had been bedridden and faced risky surgery recommendations elsewhere. Upon consulting Dr. Hemant Mehta at Reliance Foundation Hospital, we found genuine care and expertise. The staff from arrival to treatment were kind, attentive, and professional, easing her anxiety immediately. Dr. Mehta’s thoughtful approach reduced unnecessary medications and tailored her care with personalized pain management. His collaboration with Dr. Aashish Contractor, who provided focused rehabilitation, showed true teamwork. Both doctors maintained open communication with us, offering constant support. The entire team’s empathy and professionalism restored our faith in healthcare. The hospital’s culture and mission truly come alive here—respecting life beyond just treating illness. We are grateful to have world-class care right here in Mumbai.

- A Tivari

It was really wonderful to do physiotherapy under your consultancy I have enjoyed every moment of my treatment under your guidance and have really noticed remarkable improvement. I would like to thank both of you - Dr Ankita Pramanick and Dr Poonam Bajaj.

- P Mehta

The Bombay Gymkhana Rugby Team sincerely appreciates Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre’s Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine department for keeping its players fighting fit for the entire season. From the team, we would like to specifically thank Dr. Chandan Poddar for truly being a fantastic physio. Her tireless efforts, unceasing attentiveness, patient caring, valuable advice and constant readiness to heal any injury played a critical role in the team making it all the way to the final. Congratulations on a fantastic job and we look forward to working with you next year too.

- Bombay Gymkhana Rugby Team

I am sharing my experience here on the benefits of yoga, which in turn would help readers to, their own decision as applicable to them. 

I’ve been managing hypertension for over a decade with regular medication. During a routine check-up, my doctor advised additional tests, including an ECG—all of which were normal. However, due to persistent symptoms, I was referred to both a psychiatrist and a yoga therapist. While the psychiatrist diagnosed me with anxiety disorder and prescribed medication, I also began yoga sessions under Ms. Nitya (Yoga Therapist). After a week on medication, I felt worse - both emotionally and physically - and my blood pressure remained high. I discontinued the medication and continued with yoga.

Now, six months into regular yoga practice, my blood pressure is consistently normal, I no longer experience palpitations, and overall, I feel significantly better.

- Ranjana Patel