Questions patients ask
It is better to have one. Booked patients are seen first; walk-ins are seen in the gaps, which can mean a long wait in the evening session.
Usually the same week, and often the same day for an urgent symptom. Call 89775 07427 and reception will tell you what is free.
No. It is a request. Reception telephones to confirm the slot, usually within one working session.
A booked slot is held for fifteen minutes past the time. After that you are seen in the next gap.
She may be in theatre or at a delivery. Reception knows the day’s position and will tell you before you travel.
₹500 for a first consultation, payable at reception. Review visits within the stated period are charged at the review rate.
No. Ultrasound is charged separately and the amount is told to you before it is done.
Cash or UPI at reception. Cards are not accepted at the clinic.
Yes. The indication, the alternatives and the estimated cost are given in writing before anything is booked.
Surgery at partner hospitals is done under the hospital’s insurance arrangements. Bring your card at the planning visit.
About an hour, including registration, history, examination and a scan if one is needed.
Previous reports and films, your medicines, and the dates of your last three periods. The first-visit guide has the full list.
Yes, one attendant may sit in. A female attendant is present for any examination.
No. The scan is done in the clinic in the same visit, by the doctor who examined you.
WhatsApp a clear photograph to 63091 11009 with your name typed in the message. It is read at the start of the next session.
No. For anything urgent, telephone. The number is not watched overnight.
Bleeding, severe pain, leaking fluid, a fit, or reduced foetal movements. Go to your registered hospital and telephone 89775 07427 on the way.
Yes, for review of reports and follow-up. A first assessment needs examination and cannot be done properly on video.