Marengo Asia Unveils MAIINS for Advanced Neuro-Spine Care in Gurugram

The institute is equipped with robotic-assisted spine surgery systems, advanced neuro-monitoring, dedicated neuro ICUs, and integrated rehabilitation services, enabling seamless healthcare.

Marengo Asia Hospitals has announced the launch of the Marengo Asia International Institute of Neuro & Spine (MAIINS) in Gurugram.

Along with the inauguration, the hospital has also named Praveen Gupta as Head of the Neurosciences Department.

With a multidisciplinary clinical model, MAIINS brings together neurologists, spine surgeons, psychiatrists, psychologists, pain specialists, and rehabilitation experts to provide comprehensive care across a wide range of neurological and spine conditions.

The institute is equipped with robotic-assisted spine surgery systems, advanced neuro-monitoring, dedicated neuro ICUs, and integrated rehabilitation services, enabling seamless healthcare.

Praveen Gupta is a gold medallist from AIIMS, New Delhi, and has introduced several neurological treatments in the country, including Asia’s first brain pacemaker for epilepsy, deep brain stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s, and stem cell transplants for multiple sclerosis.

Raajiv Singhal, Founding Member, Managing Director & Group CEO, Marengo Asia Hospitals, said, “At Marengo Asia Hospitals, we believe patients need to have the ease of accessing comprehensive care under one roof. With the launch of this institute, we take another significant step toward building specialised, outcome-driven Centres of Excellence that redefine accessibility, clinical leadership, and patient trust in neuro care across the region. Dr. Praveen Gupta brings not only deep clinical expertise but also a strong commitment to patient-first care, which aligns seamlessly with our vision.”

MAIINS has also introduced a clinic-based funnel model aimed at early detection and outpatient-to-inpatient continuity.

Specialized clinics for memory disorders, vertigo, movement disorders, and chronic neuro-pain are designed to identify conditions at early stages and manage them proactively.

Additionally, a strong focus has also been placed on community-based mental health and geriatric neurology.

The institute’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) model will offer outpatient psychological and psychiatric support for stress, anxiety, and neuropsychological resilience, targeting schools, workplaces, and residential communities.

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