What happens at your first visit
Allow about an hour. Most of it is history and examination; the scan, if you need one, is done in the same room and read the same day.
The visit, step by step
Name, age and mobile at reception. Fee of ₹500 is paid here, by cash or UPI. A file is opened in your name.
Cycles, previous pregnancies and surgeries, medicines, and what brought you in. Bring dates rather than approximations if you can.
Weight, blood pressure and an examination appropriate to the complaint. A female attendant is present. You may decline any part of it.
Done in the clinic by the same doctor, so the images are read by the person treating you. Charged separately and quoted before it is done.
What the diagnosis is, what is being ruled out, what each test is for, and what happens if it comes back normal. Written on your card.
Reports can be sent on WhatsApp to 63091 11009 and are reviewed at the next session. Review visits are shorter and charged at the review rate.
What to bring
- Previous scan reports and films, in date order if you have several
- Blood test results from the last year
- The strips or boxes of every medicine you take, including supplements
- Dates of your last three periods, and the cycle length
- Discharge summaries from any previous delivery or surgery
- Insurance or corporate card, if the visit may lead to surgery
Practical notes
Come with a full bladder if a pelvic scan is likely — it gives a clearer picture and saves a second visit.
Timing in the cycle matters for some tests. If you are being seen for fertility, day 2 or day 3 of the period is usually best; reception will tell you when you book.
You may bring one attendant into the consulting room. Children are welcome in the waiting area.
Walk-ins are seen after booked patients. A slot booked online is held for fifteen minutes past the time.
Payment by cash or UPI at reception. Cards are not accepted at the clinic.