Dr. Mohinish Bhatjiwale is Director of Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery at Nanavati Superspeciality Hospital, Vile Parle, Mumbai. He is also connected as Consultant Neurological and Spine Surgeon with other prominent hospitals in Mumbai such as Navneet Hi Tech Hospital, Tata Memorial Hospital, Lilavati Hospital, Saifee Hospital, Fortis Raheja Hospital and BSES Hospital. In addition he has his private practice at the "Neuroclinic" at Borivali (W). He has over 25 years of experience in neurosurgery, spine surgery and pain surgery.

Dr. Bhatjiwale holds an MS in General Surgery and an MCh in Neurosurgery as his main postgraduate qualifications. He also completed a Fellowship in Functional Neurosurgery from King's College Hospital in London. Other hospitals he trained at include KEM Hospital (Mumbai), Tata Memorial Hospital (Mumbai), South Perth Hospital (Australia) and Sir HN Hospital (Mumbai).

Dr. Mohinish Bhatjiwale is Founder and Managing Trustee of Neurohealth Foundation, a registered charity NGO working for raising standards of Neurocare in the underprivileged rural and urban populations of India. He believes that the benefits of science must reach the masses. He initiated epilepsy surgery, movement disorder surgery (DBS), stereotaxic surgery and surgery for chronic pain in a Public Hospital, viz. KEM Hospital, Mumbai, during 1998-2002. He was one of the pioneers who spread microneurosurgical expertise in the western suburbs of Mumbai. He believes in the practice of incorporating useful therapies for the ultimate benefit of the patient. He has a database of nearly fifty thousand patients of headache, craniofacial and spinal pain and neuralgia from all strata of society, treated by him over the years.

The ailments/conditions that Dr. Mohinish Bhatjiwale treats and the procedures he is proficient in include the following:

• Brain & spine tumours - Microneurosurgery.
• Cervical lumbar spondylosis - Minimal access spine surgery.
• Radiofrequency for neck and back Pain, low back pain and neuralgia.
• Hydrocephalus - Programmable shunts.
• Parkinson's disease, dystonia, essential tremor and other movement disorders - Deep brain stimulation.
• Medical refractory epilepsy - Temporal Lobectomy, corpus callosotomy, multiple subpial transections, hemispherotomy, deep brain stimulation and vagus nerve stimulation. 
• Chronic Uncontrolled Compulsive Disorders - Deep brain stimulation.
• Spasticity in cerebral palsy and stroke - Botox and intrathecal Baclofen pump.