Noble Hospitals: Redefining Healthcare with Compassion, Innovation, and Excellence


 India’s healthcare transformation is a tale of grit, ambition, and relentless pursuit of equity. From being a luxury for the privileged few to becoming a lifeline reaching deep into underserved corners, this transformation has been powered by visionaries determined to reshape the system. Among them stands Dr. Dileep Mane, Founder, Chairman, and Managing Director of Noble Hospitals & Research Centre, who envisioned and built an institution that today stands as a beacon of medical excellence in South East Pune.

Established in 2007 in Hadapsar, Noble Hospitals has grown into a quaternary care powerhouse—the region’s first NABH-accredited hospital and the youngest in India with certified Green Operation Theatres. Equipped with Pune’s first 3 Tesla MRI and state-of-the-art robotic surgery infrastructure, Noble offers compassionate, cutting-edge care to all who walk through its doors.

A Hospital with a Heart and a Vision

What sets Noble apart is not just its 350-bed capacity or 75+ ICU beds, but its philosophy of affordability, transparency, and sustainability—a rare trifecta in the healthcare sector. With a team of over 130 experienced doctors across 30+ specialties—ranging from cardiology and oncology to neurosciences and orthopedics—Noble is equipped to handle the most complex medical challenges with expertise and empathy.

Noble is more than just a hospital—it is a community ally, offering wellness initiatives that extend beyond clinical care. And now, with ambitions to scale to 1,000 beds and develop new greenfield healthcare projects, Noble is poised to shape the future of healthcare in India.

Leadership That Blends Legacy with Innovation

At the helm of Noble Hospitals is a dynamic father-son duo whose combined vision has driven its success. Dr. Dileep Mane, a seasoned physician, founded the hospital to fill the critical gap in tertiary care in Pune’s south-eastern corridor. His motivation stemmed from witnessing countless patients deteriorate or lose their lives simply due to delays in accessing proper care.

“I saw patients dying on the road trying to reach the city. That pain became my purpose,” recalls Dr. Dileep.

Joining him in this mission is his son, Dr. Divij Mane, a forward-thinking leader injecting a new-age vision into Noble’s legacy. As Director, Dr. Divij is spearheading innovations such as AI-powered diagnostics, expanding global partnerships, and enhancing research and development—while never losing sight of the hospital’s core values.

“Life is Precious. We Care for It.”

More than a tagline, this phrase encapsulates the soul of Noble Hospitals. It reflects the belief that every life deserves the highest standard of care—delivered with dignity, compassion, and respect. For Dr. Dileep, health is the foundation of life’s value. For Dr. Divij, it’s about trusting someone with what matters most: the lives of loved ones.

This shared belief is the driving force behind every innovation, every protocol, and every patient interaction at Noble.

Pioneering Robotic Surgery with the SSI Mantra 3

In a landmark move, Noble Hospitals became the first in Maharashtra to introduce the SSI Mantra 3—India’s indigenously developed robotic surgery system. This reflects Noble’s commitment not only to technological excellence but also to homegrown innovation.

“Robotic surgery is the future. But we believed in supporting Indian technology that meets global standards while catering to local needs,” shares Dr. Divij.

This breakthrough has enabled minimally invasive surgeries with greater precision, reduced trauma, and faster recovery, transforming outcomes for patients across procedures, including joint replacements and cancer surgeries.

Putting Pune on the Global Healthcare Map

With its recent JCI accreditation—a first for a tertiary hospital in Pune—Noble has solidified its reputation as an international-standard healthcare provider. The hospital is attracting patients from across India and abroad, positioning Pune as a growing hub for medical tourism.

“We’re proud to contribute to Pune’s rise as a global healthcare destination,” says Dr. Divij. “Our credibility, infrastructure, and outcomes speak for themselves.”

Tackling Workforce Challenges with Empathy

Recognizing that skilled personnel are the backbone of quality care, the leadership at Noble has prioritized staff well-being, career development, and mental health support—particularly for nurses. These efforts have helped retain talent, reduce burnout, and ensure continuity in delivering superior patient care.

“We’re building a culture where our staff feel valued and empowered,” says Dr. Divij. “Their dedication is what enables us to excel.”

Sustainability in Medicine

Noble Hospitals is one of the few healthcare institutions in India that actively aligns its medical excellence with environmental responsibility. With certified Green OTs and eco-conscious operations, it’s proving that healthcare can be sustainable without compromising care quality.

A Vision for the Future

Looking ahead, Noble Hospitals is charting an ambitious path. With plans to expand to 1,000 beds, invest in AI, robotics, and greenfield hospitals, and extend its reach in medical tourism, Noble is not just growing—it’s reshaping India’s healthcare landscape.

“At Noble, we’re not just building hospitals—we’re building hope, dignity, and trust,” concludes Dr. Divij.

Noble Hospitals isn’t just a place to heal—it’s a place where every heartbeat, every life, and every story matters.

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