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The department of general medicine is staffed by a large complement of competent doctors. The department runs on a daily basis from Monday to Saturday (8.00 am - 8.00 pm) Sunday OPDs are also available for selected time. Our Physicians are reputed practitioners and competent to diagnose and treat the most complicated medical cases.
The department offers an array of services, ranging from treating simple fevers to managing complicated clinical conditions that require consolidated attention and referral to the appropriate specialty when needed. The hospital boasts state-of-the-art inpatient facilities for patients who require admission. Patients are also seen by consultants in case of an emergency at any time of day or night.
The medical care offered is evidence-based. The doctors take a team approach in the management of complicated cases and complex multi-organ medical problems. The department is supported by the hospital’s NABL-accredited Pathology Laboratory, which is capable of performing routine as well as highly sophisticated tests.
Besides routine examination and diagnosis of diseases, followed by investigation and treatment, the department also manages all types of fever and infections. Specialized tests, rapid bacterial culture and sensitivity techniques, PCR, and other investigation modalities provide high-quality support for diagnosis and treatment.
Elder Care Clinic
The Elder Care Clinic offers an opportunity to be evaluated through medical management to pre-empt evolving disease, check the stability of any existing disorder, and revitalize your body. We also focus on mental well-being through psychological counseling. Physically, too, you need to stay active and maintain muscle tone with the most appropriate exercises. We also provide instructions on fall prevention.
An elderly patient may visit his or her doctor for an acute or a chronic problem. During these visits, the doubts and apprehensions of an elderly person may not be addressed adequately due to lack of time, priority, and opportunity. As a result, these seemingly trivial issues are very often pushed back until they become acute or major illnesses; for example, a memory lapse due to aging as opposed to dementia.
