This page is provided for family guidance by an independent ambulance service. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by this hospital. Hospital details can change; confirm admission requirements with the hospital directly.
AIG is internationally known for gastroenterology and hepatology — among the highest-volume GI centres anywhere — with the Gachibowli campus expanding into full multi-speciality and critical care.
What our crews know about transfers here
The ORR access is the campus’s gift to ambulance work: interstate patients from AP and beyond exit the ring road practically at the gate, skipping city traffic entirely. GI-bleed and liver-failure transfers are our common runs here — cases where en-route stability matters greatly, so ICU configuration is frequent for arrivals. The emergency and OPD entrances are well-separated; crews confirm which applies.
Transfers we commonly run at this hospital
- GI and liver referrals from AP, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal
- ICU transfers for GI bleeding and liver failure
- Planned endoscopy/procedure day transfers
- Post-transplant discharge journeys
Need help with a transfer to or from AIG Hospitals?
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Call +91 99210 86108 WhatsApp Request a call backFrequently asked questions
We’re coming from Vijayawada for a liver case — how long is the ambulance journey to AIG?
Around five to six-and-a-half hours via NH-65 and the ORR, which delivers you almost to the hospital gate. For unstable GI bleeding we configure the vehicle as an ICU transfer and alert AIG’s emergency team en route.
Are you affiliated with this hospital?
No. We are an independent ambulance service; this page is practical guidance from our transfer experience, not hospital representation. Confirm admission details with the hospital directly.
Can you arrange a discharge pickup from this hospital to another city?
Yes — discharge-to-home-city transfers are our core work. Share the destination and the patient’s condition, and we plan the route, vehicle and crew; see our outstation routes section for corridor guides.