Basic health check
Adults under 40, once a year- Complete blood count
- Fasting blood sugar
- Cholesterol
- Kidney function
- Urine test
- Blood pressure
- Weight and BMI
- Doctor's consultation
- Fasting
- 10 hours
- Takes
- 1 hour
- Report
- Same day
Health check-ups, planned around your family
Four packages, each done in one morning. A doctor goes through every report with you before you leave.
Full body check
Adults over 40, once a year- Everything in Basic
- Three-month sugar
- Liver function
- Thyroid
- Vitamin D and B12
- ECG
- Chest X-ray
- Diet advice
- Fasting
- 12 hours
- Takes
- 2 hours
- Report
- Next day
Heart check
Smokers, diabetics, family history- ECG
- Echo of the heart
- Full lipid profile
- Sugar and HbA1c
- Kidney function
- Chest X-ray
- Blood pressure
- Dr. Vikram Sethi's review
- Fasting
- 12 hours
- Takes
- 3 hours
- Report
- Same day
Women's health check
Women over 30, once a year- Blood count and iron
- Thyroid
- Vitamin D and calcium
- Pap smear
- Breast examination
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Blood sugar
- Dr. Meera Sethi's review
- Fasting
- 10 hours
- Takes
- 2 hours
- Report
- 2 days
Cashless treatment with most insurers and schemes
Show your insurance card at the front desk. We handle the paperwork with your insurer while you are being treated.
Accepted here
- Ayushman BharatPM-JAY card holders
- ECHSEx-servicemen and families
- ESIInsured workers
- Public sector insurersAll four of them
- Private health insurersMost major plans
- Employer cardsCompany health plans
How cashless admission works
- 1Show your card at the front deskWith the doctor's note advising admission.
- 2We send the approval requestTo your insurer, the same hour you arrive.
- 3Treatment starts straight awayApproval usually comes within four hours.
- 4Pay only what is not coveredAt discharge, with an itemised bill.
Bring these on the first day
- Insurance card
- Aadhaar card
- Photo ID
- Doctor's note
A short guide for patients and their families
What the front desk is asked most often, written down so you can plan before you come in.
Before admission
What to bring and do- All old reports, X-rays and prescriptions
- The medicines you take each day, in a bag
- Aadhaar card and a photo ID of the patient
- Insurance or scheme card, if you have one
- Nothing to eat after midnight, when fasting
- One family member who can stay the night
During your stay
Visitors, meals and rest- Visiting hours are 4 PM to 7 PM, every day
- Two visitors at a time at each patient's bed
- One attendant may stay with you at night
- Three meals a day, planned by a dietician
- Doctors' rounds at 8 AM and again at 6 PM
- Every room is cleaned three times a day
At discharge
Going home well prepared- An itemised bill that matches the estimate
- A typed summary of your whole treatment
- Medicines packed and each dose explained
- Your next visit booked before you go home
- A follow-up call from the ward on day two
- A wheelchair to your car, if you need one
Questions families ask us most often
Choose a question to read the answer. For anything else, call the front desk on 98000 00011.
Do I need an appointment for the OPD?
No. Walk in during OPD hours and take a token at reception. Booking a time online only saves you the wait in the hall.
Book a visit
Can a family member stay at night?
Yes, one attendant can stay with each patient. Private rooms have a sofa-bed; in the general ward we give you a reclining chair.
See the rooms
Is the emergency open on Sundays?
Always. The emergency, ICU, labour room, lab and pharmacy run every hour of every day of the year, holidays included.
Emergency details
How do I get my reports?
On WhatsApp, the same day for most blood tests. You can also download them on the Departments page or collect them from the lab desk.
Download a report
Do you accept Ayushman Bharat?
Yes, for the treatments the scheme covers. Bring your Ayushman card and Aadhaar card to the front desk on the first day.
Insurance and schemes
Will I know the cost before an operation?
Yes. The surgeon and the billing desk give you a written estimate before you agree to any planned operation.
General surgery
Can I order medicines by phone?
Yes. Call the pharmacy, send the prescription on WhatsApp and we deliver anywhere in town, day or night.
The pharmacy
Is there parking at the hospital?
Free parking for patients and visitors inside the gate, with spaces kept near the emergency door for ambulances.
How to reach us