Accident & Trauma
Patients with heavy bleeding after road accidents and injuries.
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Blood Bank Hospital in Himatnagar
Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar has in-house blood bank support for patients who need blood during surgery, trauma care, ICU treatment and pregnancy complications. Blood is tested and cross-matched for safety before transfusion. Healthy volunteers are welcome to donate blood and help save lives.
- In-house blood bank support
- Tested & cross-matched blood
- Voluntary donation welcome
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Can help save lives
Who Needs Blood
When Blood Saves Lives
Blood cannot be made in a factory – it comes only from donors. A safe, ready supply means faster care in emergencies and safer surgery.
Major Surgery
Blood support during and after big operations.
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Pregnancy & Childbirth
Mothers with heavy bleeding or severe anaemia.
ICU Patients
Critically ill patients who need blood or components.
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Severe Anaemia
Very low haemoglobin needing transfusion.
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Dengue & Low Platelets
Platelet support when advised by the doctor.
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How Blood Is Kept Safe
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Donor Screening
Health check, haemoglobin and history of every donor.
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Testing
Each unit tested for infections as per guidelines.
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Cross-matching
Blood matched with the patient before transfusion.
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Monitored Transfusion
Patient watched closely during the transfusion.
Why It Matters
Ready When Every Minute Counts
| Feature | At Pluto Hospital | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | In-house blood bank support | Faster blood for emergencies |
| Safety | Testing and cross-matching | Safer transfusions |
| Trauma | Supports the 24×7 trauma centre | Quick help after accidents |
| Surgery | Supports OTs and ICU | Safer major surgery |
| Components | Blood and components as available | The right product for the patient |
| Donation | Voluntary donors welcome | A stronger supply for the community |
Blood and components are issued only on a doctor’s request and after cross-matching. Availability of specific components may vary.
Treating Team
Our Blood Bank Team
Blood transfusion at Pluto Hospital is handled by trained staff with emergency, OT and ICU support. Call us to know about blood availability or to donate blood.
Equipment & Facilities
Supporting Critical Care
Recovery & Hospital Stay
Become a Blood Donor
Donating blood is safe, simple and takes less than an hour. One donation can help more than one patient. Call us to know donation timings.
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Age
18–65 years
Healthy adults can donate.
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Weight
45 kg or more
And haemoglobin as per guidelines.
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Before
Eat well
Have a light meal and drink water.
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Every
3 months
Healthy men can donate every 3 months, women every 4 months.
Blood transfusion during in-patient care is covered as per your policy
Our TPA desk helps you with pre-authorisation from Star Health and other empanelled insurers and TPAs. Share your policy details before admission to check your eligibility.
Patient Stories
What Our Patients Say
From advanced technology to hygienic facilities, Pluto Hospital exceeds expectations. The staff is compassionate, and the attention to patient comfort is unmatched. We didn’t have to go to Ahmedabad – everything we needed was here.
Common Questions
Blood Bank FAQs
Is blood available at Pluto Hospital?
Pluto Hospital has in-house blood bank support for its patients. Availability of a particular blood group or component can vary, so please call 98986 50101.
Is transfused blood safe?
Every unit is tested for infections as per guidelines and cross-matched with the patient before transfusion, and the patient is monitored during the transfusion.
Who can donate blood?
Healthy adults aged 18–65, weighing at least 45 kg, with normal haemoglobin, and without certain illnesses or recent infections, can donate. Our team will check your eligibility.
Is donating blood safe?
Yes. A sterile, single-use needle is used, and the body replaces the donated blood within a few weeks.
How often can I donate?
Healthy men can donate every 3 months and women every 4 months.
Do I need a replacement donor?
Families are encouraged to arrange voluntary donors to keep the supply strong. Our team will explain the current policy.
Can I donate if I have diabetes or BP?
People with well-controlled diabetes or BP on tablets may be able to donate. Those on insulin or with heart problems usually cannot. Our team will advise you.
How do I donate blood?
Call 98986 50101 to know donation timings, or visit the hospital. Please bring a valid ID.
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Need Blood or Want to Donate?
Share your details and our team will call you back about blood availability or donation timings. For an emergency, call 98985 90101 directly.
- In-house blood bank support
- Tested & cross-matched blood
- Voluntary donation welcome
- 24×7 emergency