Airoli - Banks

Banks

Cooperative banks were the first to set up shop in Airoli. Only recently, major private and public sector banks have started opening their branches.

  • Union Bank of India
  • State Bank of Travancore (Sector 19)
  • Bank of India (Sector 19)
  • Corporation Bank (Sector 4)
  • State Bank of India (Sector 7)
  • Bank of Baroda (Sector 7)
  • The Federal Bank (Sector 7)
  • HDFC (Sector 8)
  • ICICI (Sector 7)
  • IDBI (Sector 7)
  • The Thane Janata Sahakari Bank (Sector 8)
  • Punjab and Maharashtra co. op. Bank (PMC Bank)(Sector 7)
  • The Mahanagar co. op. Bank (Sector 2)
  • Abhyudaya co. op. Bank (Sector 17)
  • Ahmednagar Sahakari Bank
  • Axis Bank (Sector 6)
  • Ratnakar co. op. Bank (Sector 7)
  • Gopinath Patil co.op.Bank (Sector 16)
  • Saraswat Bank (Sector 8)
  • Dena Bank (Sector 5)

Apart from ATMs of the banks mentioned above, the following banks have their ATMs in Airoli. DCB (Visa), IndusInd Bank (Visa), Kotak Mahindra Bank (Visa).

== Nursing homes and hospitals have ICU / ICCUs (Intensive Critical Care Units). Pathology labs and CT scan centers are there in Airoli. For major surgeries, doctors refer patients to large hospitals in Mumbai.

  • National Burns Center is located in Sector 13. The National Burns Center promoted by the Indian Burns Research Society is a project to provide research and training facilities in burns care technology. The primary goal of National Burns Center is to evolve simplified methods of management to reduce treatment costs and to evaluate new drugs.
  • Criti Care (Near Sec-8) Signal
  • Indravati Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Mody Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Sukhada Specialty Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Navjeevan Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Gandhis Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Sanjeevani Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Dr Doke's Shraddha Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Sridhar Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Jasmine Hospital (Less than 20 beds)
  • Heritage Healthcare Hospital and ICU (Less than 20 beds) by Dr. Rakesh Chaturvedi. It is located in sector 6. It also has a medical store attached to it.
  • Parulekar Hospital (Sector-6)
  • asha hospital (sector-4)
  • A 100 beds NMMC hospital is under construction (sector-3)
== Schools in Airoli ==
  • Smt Radhikabai Meghe Vidyalaya,(Sector-16),(SSC)
  • Saraswati Vidyalaya,(Sector-5) (SSC)
  • Shreeram Vidyalaya,(Sector 3)(SSC)* St Xavier High School, Sector 6 (SSC)
  • New Horizon Scholars School,(Sector-13, Nr Airoli Mulund Bridge) (CBSE)
  • New Horizon Public School, Sector 19 (CBSE)
  • Datta Meghe Global Academy
  • Dhyandeep Vidya Mandir (Sector-2)(SSC) .
  • Mahatma Gandhi Hindi High School,(Sector-1)(SSC)
  • Dayanand Anglo Vedic Public School,(Sector 10)(CBSE)
  • Maziuddin High School, (Sector 8A)(SSC)
  • Euro School, Sector 19 (ICSE)
  • VPM's International School, Sector 19 (ICSE)
  • Neo Kids, Sector-13
  • Smt Sushiladevi Deshmukh Vidyalaya,( Sector-4), (SSC)

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