Thirteen departments
What we treat, and the tests we run on site.
Cardiology
Heart conditions, blood pressure and cardiac risk. ECG and echocardiography on site.
Dermatology, Venereology & Allergy
Skin, allergy and venereological conditions.
Gastroenterology & Liver Diseases
Liver disease, hepatitis, gastric and digestive disorders.
Internal Medicine
Diabetes, hypertension, everyday illness and general adult medicine.
Neurology
Consultation and treatment for neurological conditions.
Orthopaedics, Spine & Physical Medicine
Fractures, joint pain, spine surgery and rehabilitation.
General, Laparoscopic & Colorectal Surgery
Appendicitis, hernia, gallbladder disease, including laparoscopic procedures.
ENT, Head & Neck Surgery
Ear, nose, throat conditions and head-neck surgery.
Gynaecology, Obstetrics & Gynae Oncology
Pregnancy care, delivery, infertility treatment and gynaecological surgery.
Paediatrics
Care for infants, children and teenagers.
Nephrology
Kidney disease and related conditions.
Urology
Urinary tract and kidney stone conditions.
Oncology
Cancer consultation and coordinated care.
How a department works here
A consultant specialist heads each department, with general physicians covering day-to-day patient needs in between chamber days.
Around the clock
Two resident doctors are always on site, keeping watch over admitted patients and checking in on their condition throughout the day and night.
Specialist referral
If a case calls for more than routine care, whichever resident doctor is on duty examines the patient and contacts the right consultant — arranging surgery directly if that's what's needed.
Diagnostics included
Lab and imaging services stay on site, so a diagnosis doesn't have to wait on results from somewhere else.
Testing, done here
Results reach your doctor without delay, because testing happens in the same building as your consultation.
Clinical Pathology
Blood, urine and biochemistry testing.
Radiology & Imaging
X-ray and ultrasound (USG).
Cardiac Diagnostics
ECG and echocardiography.
Not sure which department you need?
Call reception and describe your symptoms — we'll point you to the right specialist.