Appointments, second opinions and scheme queries are handled by the clinic staff who will see you on the day. Reports and photographs sent in advance make the first visit far more useful.
Send photographs and reports before you book travel. You will receive the likely plan, expected hospital stay and a cost band in writing, and we schedule investigations for the day you arrive so nothing is wasted.
For hospitals across South Gujarat: call the emergency number directly for replantation, acute burns, open fractures needing cover and post operative wound problems. Theatre and imaging are coordinated while the patient travels.
Referral line · +91 83205 00350
How appointments, replies and emergencies actually work. Anything else, ask on WhatsApp.
Ask your question →WhatsApp messages and form enquiries are answered on the same working day. For anything urgent, call rather than write.
An amputated part, a major burn, heavy bleeding, a rapidly spreading infection or facial trauma. Call the emergency number immediately, day or night, and travel while you talk.
Whichever is convenient; both centres run consultations by appointment. If a procedure needs specific facilities, you will be guided to the right centre when the date is planned.
Yes, please do. Reports and daylight photographs sent on WhatsApp in advance make the first consultation far more useful and are often enough for a preliminary opinion.
Yes, referrals are welcome from physicians, surgeons and hospitals. For urgent transfers, the referring clinician should call the emergency line so theatre and imaging are ready.
An appointment is better because it reduces waiting and allows time to review your reports. Injuries and other urgent problems are seen without an appointment, and you should call ahead if you can so the team is ready.
The team can share directions, nearby accommodation options and a likely schedule for your visit so that tests, consultation and surgery are grouped sensibly. Send your reports in advance and this planning becomes easier.
