Doctors, nurses, physiotherapy and diagnostics at your doorstep.
Planned or emergency, the sequence is the same. Here is exactly what happens, what to carry, and who handles the paperwork.
Blood work, ECG and anaesthetic assessment, usually three to seven days before. Takes about two hours.
You get a written estimate. If you are using insurance, our desk files the pre-authorisation and tells you the approved amount.
Report to the ground-floor desk at the time given. Registration takes fifteen minutes as your file already exists.
Summary, prescription and follow-up date handed over and sent to your phone. Billing settled at the same desk.
Come straight to the ground floor. Treatment starts before any paperwork. A relative can complete registration while the patient is being assessed, and payment is never a condition of emergency stabilisation.
If admission is needed, the duty doctor explains why, what it will involve and roughly how long. If we cannot provide the level of care needed — intensive care or overnight ventilation, for example — we stabilise and transfer to a partner hospital, with our team coordinating the handover.
Emergency runs 24 hours at all three facilities. Call +91 70113 50742 on the way and the team will be expecting you.
4:00 pm to 7:00 pm daily. One attendant may stay overnight in private and deluxe rooms.
Prepared to the dietician's instructions for your condition. Attendant meals available from the cafeteria.
Your consultant reviews you each morning. Ask the nurse to note any question you want raised.
Ask for the duty manager or the medical superintendent at any time. You do not need a reason.
What was done, what was found, and what to watch for. Sent to your phone and stored in your record.
Prescription filled at our pharmacy before you leave, with the follow-up date already booked.
Itemised. If insurance covered it, you see the approved and settled amounts side by side.
Our admission desk can walk you through the estimate, the insurance position and what to bring.