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Facilities

Facilities & rooms

Everything a family needs during a hospital stay, under one roof.

Doctor consulting a patient in the OPD

OPD

Morning and evening OPD from Monday to Saturday, with tokens issued at registration.

Hospital ward with curtained beds

IPD & rooms

30 beds across the general ward, semi-private and private rooms, with nursing staff on every shift.

Nurses attending to a patient at the bedside

24-hour casualty

First aid, stabilisation, dressings and observation at any hour, with a doctor on duty.

Gloved hands sorting tablets in the hospital pharmacy

Pharmacy

Open 24 hours for admitted patients and OPD prescriptions. Medicines are dispensed against a valid prescription.

Lab technician working in a pathology lab

Pathology lab

Routine blood, urine and pre-operative tests. Most reports the same day; some samples go to a partner lab.

Private patient room with a bed by the window

Private rooms

Private rooms with an attached bathroom and an attendant bed for one family member.

Room tariffs

Indicative room charges

  • General ward bed₹1,500 / day
  • Semi-private (2 beds)₹2,800 / day
  • Private room with attendant bed₹4,500 / day
  • Observation bed (casualty)₹800 / 6 hours

Indicative only. Doctor visits, medicines, tests and procedures are billed separately. Ask the billing desk for a written estimate before a planned admission.

Insurance & TPA

Cashless and reimbursement claims

Our TPA desk helps with cashless approval and the paperwork for reimbursement claims.

  • Insurers and TPAs: add the companies you are empanelled with
  • Government schemes: add only the schemes you are empanelled for
  • Bring your policy or health card and photo ID at admission
  • Call the TPA desk to check your policy before a planned admission

Approval of a claim is decided by the insurer or TPA, not by the hospital.

Emergency? Our casualty is open 24 hours for first aid, stabilisation and admission. For serious accidents, heart attack or stroke symptoms, call 112 or 108 for an ambulance and go to the nearest emergency department. When a patient needs care we do not offer, we stabilise and refer to a higher centre.

The information on this website is general and is not medical advice. Diagnosis and treatment are decided by your doctor after an examination.