Mon - Sat : 7.00 am - 8.00 pm
Frequently asked questions

Quick answers before your visit.

Find practical information about appointments, diagnostics, report access, home sample collection and clinic timings.

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Common questions about visits, tests and reports.

If your question is specific to a doctor, test preparation or a time-sensitive concern, contact the centre directly.

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The centre provides doctor consultations, laboratory testing, ultrasound/USG, echocardiography, ECG-related diagnostic support, pharmacy services and other connected healthcare services. Availability can vary by schedule.

You can request an appointment through the website, call the centre, WhatsApp the team or visit in person. Doctor availability may vary by day.

Yes, home sample collection is available for eligible laboratory tests. Contact the centre to confirm the test, preparation requirements and service availability.

The Reports page allows patients to look for available report files using the phone or report number provided by the centre.

The current site-wide schedule is Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Please call ahead for doctor-specific timing and holiday changes.

A referral is generally not required to request an appointment, but the team can guide you based on the specialty and your needs.

Quick patient help

Four things worth confirming before you arrive.

These simple checks can save time and help you come prepared for your visit.

Appointment timing

Confirm doctor or service availability before travelling if you need a specific time.

Test preparation

Ask whether fasting, hydration or another instruction applies to your exact investigation.

What to bring

Carry relevant prescriptions, previous reports, medicines and identification where needed.

Report access

Keep the registered phone or report number provided by the centre for report lookup.

Contact details

Use phone or WhatsApp for questions that need a quick practical answer.

Urgent symptoms

Website forms are not emergency services; urgent or life-threatening symptoms need appropriate emergency care.