Tata Mumbai Marathon has onboarded Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Hospital (HNRFH) as the Official Medical Partner for the upcoming Tata Mumbai Marathon 2026, scheduled to take place on January 18, 2026.
Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation Hospital will deploy a comprehensive medical support infrastructure across the mapped route to ensure the safety and well-being of runners and participants. This includes more than 15 strategically-located medical aid stations with trained medical teams set up along the race route in important places, three fully-equipped medical base camps with doctors, nurses, and emergency equipment set up near the finish lines of the Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, Dream Run, Seniors Citizens, and dedicated medical teams to support senior participants and champions with disabilities.
To ensure last-mile efficiency in caregiving, dedicated evacuation teams equipped with stretchers and wheelchairs will be stationed at holding areas and finish lines, along with trained staff for prompt response. The medical support will be even stronger with the addition of more than 18 Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) ambulances stationed at regular intervals and over 15 doctors on motorbikes, ready to provide quick assistance on the course. Strategic medical mapping has been done to find access points, exits, evacuation routes, ambulance corridors, and hospitals that are close by, to ensure rapid triage, efficient escalation, seamless transfers of care, and real-time clinical operational coordination through the command centre.
Additionally, the hospital has also put in place proactive health programs like CPR and BLS training for staff and volunteers, a digital medical advisory that participants get before race day, and direct access to the Control Room for pacers and volunteers to help with quick reporting and response. Over 100 trained spotters will be strategically positioned along the route to continuously monitor runners and identify early signs of distress, enabling timely medical intervention.
Dr. Tarang Gianchandani, CEO, Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Group CEO, Reliance Foundation Health Initiatives, said, “Mumbai is a city defined by movement, resilience, and an unstoppable spirit, and the Mumbai Marathon is a powerful reflection of that energy. We are proud to place our expertise at the heart of ensring a safe, secure, and well-prepared environment for every participant. With our best attempts, it is our commitment to safeguarding health at scale, strengthening emergency and preventive care systems, and contributing meaningfully to the city’s collective well-being. We, at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, are unequivocally guided by a philosophy rooted in deep Respect for Life. Preparedness, proactiveness, and high-quality care backed by world-class technology form the foundation of how we serve people, especially in moments where health, endurance, and safety converge. The association reflects our continued engagement with the community, our focus on safety in sport, and our role in supporting holistic health and long-term wellbeing.”
Anil Singh, Managing Director, Procam International, said, “Since its inception in 2004, the Tata Mumbai Marathon has consistently set benchmarks in distance running while placing runner safety and well-being at the forefront. We are pleased to welcome Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital as our Medical Partner. Their clinical expertise and preparedness further strengthen our ability to deliver a safe, world-class race day experience for every participant.”
