
Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology and Molecular Diagnostics under one integrated laboratory.
The Central Laboratory at SMIMS provides comprehensive diagnostic services through the integrated departments of Biochemistry, Pathology, and Microbiology, supporting accurate disease diagnosis, treatment monitoring, and preventive healthcare. Equipped with advanced automated analyzers and modern diagnostic technologies, the laboratory delivers reliable and timely results for both routine and specialized investigations.
The facility functions round the clock, ensuring uninterrupted laboratory support for emergency services, critical care units, operation theatres, OPD and inpatient wards — covering clinical chemistry, hematology, cytology, histopathology, microbiology and molecular diagnostics.
The laboratory also supports infection control programs, antimicrobial stewardship and hospital surveillance, while serving as an academic and research facility for undergraduate, postgraduate and allied health programs.





Fully automated high-throughput analyzers and immunoassay platforms enable rapid, reliable analysis of routine and specialized biochemical parameters — supporting OPD, IPD, emergency, ICU and OT services.
Comprehensive diagnostic services for blood and coagulation disorders — anemia, infections, bleeding & clotting abnormalities, hematological malignancies and systemic diseases.

Microscopic and biochemical analysis of urine, stool and body fluids — supporting diagnosis of infections, metabolic disorders, renal and systemic conditions.
Tissue-based diagnostics for tumours, inflammatory diseases and systemic disorders — supporting surgery, oncology, gynaecology, gastroenterology, urology and pulmonology.

Detection, identification and monitoring of bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections — supporting patient care, infection control, antimicrobial stewardship and hospital surveillance.
Dedicated molecular diagnostics with real-time PCR systems, nucleic acid extraction platforms and segregated pre/post-PCR workflow zones. Played a key role during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Strict internal quality control, standardized SOPs, calibrated instruments and trained personnel ensure precision, reproducibility and rapid turnaround — critical for emergency and critical care decision-making.
Class II biosafety cabinets, dedicated PCR zones, antimicrobial stewardship support, antibiogram preparation and outbreak surveillance — reducing hospital-acquired infections and improving patient safety.