Affordable Hospital in Mumbai: Quality Treatment with CMRF Support at Suvarna Hospital

When a family member falls seriously ill in Mumbai, most families face the same hard choice. Large corporate hospitals offer comfort, but the bills can wipe out years of savings. Public hospitals do important work, but they are often overcrowded, with long queues and waiting lists for surgery.

Many Mumbaikars are looking for a middle path: a clean, well-run hospital where treatment costs are reasonable and financial help is actually available. That is exactly what Suvarna Hospital in Borivali West was built to be.

A charitable hospital with 25+ years in Mumbai’s western suburbs

Suvarna Hospital, officially Dhankuvarben Hospital & Ramaben Cardiac Centre, is run by the Suvarna Charitable Trust. For more than 25 years, the trust has worked on one idea: good healthcare should not depend on how much money you have.

What patients get under one roof:

  • 114 beds with 24×7 emergency and trauma care
  • Advanced cardiac care at the Ramaben Cardiac Centre
  • Dialysis unit, 15-bed ICU and 6 operation theatres
  • Maternity and NICU care
  • Specialists in cardiology, oncology, nephrology, urology, neurology, orthopaedics, gynaecology, gastroenterology, general surgery and more
  • Clean, well-maintained wards and a patient-first nursing team

Because the hospital is trust-run, its charges are kept reasonable. It also reserves beds for patients in need under the Indigent Patient Fund (IPF) scheme for charitable hospitals.

What is CMRF?

CMRF, or the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (Mukhyamantri Sahayata Nidhi), is a Maharashtra government fund. Through its medical assistance cell, it gives financial help to economically weaker patients who need treatment for serious illnesses.

It is especially useful for families who are not covered under Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana (MJPJAY) or Ayushman Bharat, or whose coverage is not enough for the treatment needed. The amount sanctioned depends on the illness, the hospital estimate and the CMRF cell’s decision.

In 2026, the CMRF cell announced an online application system to speed up approvals, so families can get help faster than before.

Suvarna Hospital is on the official CMRF hospital list

Suvarna Hospital is listed on the Maharashtra government’s official CMRF hospital list under its registered name, Dhankuvarben Hospital (धनकुवरबेन हॉस्पीटल), in Mumbai Suburban district. Eligible patients can get CMRF financial assistance for treatment here, at a clean and affordable charitable hospital, instead of only at a government hospital.

Don’t just take our word for it. Check it yourself in under a minute:

  1. Open the official CMRF hospital list: cmrf.maharashtra.gov.in/hospital/list
  2. In the search box (रुग्णालयाचे नाव शोधा), type धनकुवरबेन or simply धन
  3. You will see धनकुवरबेन हॉस्पीटल, मुंबई उपनगर, with our address: 620-सी, सुवर्णा हॉस्पीटल, कस्तुर पार्क, शिंपोळी रोड, बोरिवली (प), मुंबई 400092

Why the different name? Dhankuvarben Hospital & Ramaben Cardiac Centre is the hospital’s official registered name. Suvarna Hospital is the name most Mumbaikars know us by. Both are the same hospital at Kastur Park, Borivali West.

Our CMRF helpdesk supports you through the whole process:

  1. Consultation and diagnosis by our specialist
  2. A signed treatment cost estimate from the hospital
  3. Help preparing and checking your documents
  4. Guidance on submitting the CMRF application
  5. Treatment at Suvarna Hospital once assistance is sanctioned

You do not have to figure out the paperwork alone. Our team has done this many times and knows what the CMRF cell looks for.

Documents usually needed for CMRF

Keep these ready before you visit our helpdesk. The CMRF cell may ask for more depending on the case.

  • Patient’s Aadhaar card and ration card
  • Annual income certificate from the Tehsildar
  • Treatment cost estimate signed by the doctor and hospital (we provide this)
  • Medical reports and diagnosis papers
  • Recent passport-size photographs of the patient
  • Mobile number for updates

Who should consider Suvarna Hospital with CMRF?

  • Families who need heart surgery, angioplasty, cancer care, dialysis or other major treatment but cannot afford corporate hospital rates
  • Patients who don’t qualify for MJPJAY or Ayushman Bharat, or whose limit is exhausted
  • Families in Borivali, Kandivali, Dahisar, Malad, Mira Road, Bhayander and Vasai-Virar who want quality care close to home
  • Anyone who wants clean wards and personal attention without the high price

Frequently asked questions

Is Suvarna Hospital a government hospital?
No. It is a private charitable hospital run by Suvarna Charitable Trust. Charges are reasonable, and eligible patients can get help through CMRF and the IPF scheme.

Can I use CMRF at a private hospital in Mumbai?
Yes, at hospitals on the official CMRF hospital list. Suvarna Hospital in Borivali West is listed there as Dhankuvarben Hospital.

How can I verify that Suvarna Hospital is on the CMRF list?
Visit cmrf.maharashtra.gov.in/hospital/list and search for धनकुवरबेन. The hospital appears as Dhankuvarben Hospital, Mumbai Suburban, at 620-C Kastur Park, Borivali West.

Do I need to apply for CMRF myself?
The application is in the patient’s name, but our helpdesk guides you on documents, the hospital estimate and submission.

How much assistance does CMRF give?
It depends on the illness, the treatment estimate and the CMRF cell’s review. Our team can explain what to expect for your case.

Can I use CMRF along with other schemes?
CMRF is often used when MJPJAY or Ayushman Bharat do not apply or are not enough. Ask our helpdesk to check your situation.

Visit us

Suvarna Hospital (Dhankuvarben Hospital & Ramaben Cardiac Centre) Suvarna General Hospital Marg, Plot No. 620/C, Kastur Marg, Kastur Park, Borivali West, Mumbai 400092

Quality treatment should not cost your family its future. Talk to our CMRF helpdesk today.