Ensure that your booking is confirmed the day before your scheduled admission.
Notify the hospital of your expected arrival time.
Provide all your contact information to the hospital.
Maternity patients should remember to bring their maternity booking form.
Inform us if you require an ambulance.
Items to Bring Upon Admission:
Present a letter from your doctor recommending admission.
Bring photo identification proof, such as copies of your Voter's ID, PAN card, passport, etc.,
as it is mandatory.
Carry your insurance or sponsor details, including pre-authorization number, membership
card, or a letter of guarantee from your employer/insurer.
If you are a non-resident, have your passport with you.
Bring personal toiletries for your stay.
Avoid keeping valuables like mobile phones, jewelry, or cash; if kept, it will be at your own
risk.
Have copies of all relevant medical information, including previous medical records and
investigation reports like X-rays, etc.
Admission Process:
Report to the Main Admission Desk, where our Guest Relations Executive will assist you with
all the necessary paperwork.
Complete the Admission Form, and once that is done, you will be escorted to your room.
Your consulting doctor will be responsible for your treatment and will advise the hospital on
any required tests or treatments.
Any changes to patient data must be made within 24 hours of admission.
Discharge:
Your consultant and nursing staff will discuss your expected discharge date and ongoing care
with you.
We request that you vacate your room by 12 noon. Ask your doctor to provide the discharge
order the day before your planned discharge to avoid additional charges.
If the discharge order is given on the same day, it will take at least 4 hours to prepare,
potentially resulting in an extra half-day bed charge.
For assistance during your discharge, please contact the Ward Secretary.
Arrange for transportation home, or use our in-house ambulance service if needed.
Cashless scheme patients should ensure that the TPA sends a Letter of Guarantee within the
stipulated time to avoid additional charges when discharged.
The Hospital charges for an extra full day if discharge occurs after 4 pm.
Rules for In-Patient Guests and Visitors:
Smoking, burning candles, burners, or incense is strictly prohibited.
Visitors require a Visitor's Pass, available at the Main Reception.
Official visiting hours are as follows:
General Ward: Morning (10:30 AM – 11:30 AM), Evening (5:00 PM – 6:00 PM)
Critical Care Unit: Morning (10:00 AM – 10:30 AM), Evening (4:00 PM – 5:00 PM)
Children are allowed on Sundays only and must be accompanied by an adult.
Admission of visitors may be restricted by the Nurse-In-Charge or your Consulting Doctor.
In single occupancy rooms, an extra person staying will incur additional charges (subject to
approval)
