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Orthopaedics & Physiotherapy
Orthopaedics treats bone, joint and spine problems — whether from an accident, a sports injury or years of wear — with the aim of getting patients moving again without pain.
What we treat
- Fractures and injuries
- Knee, hip and shoulder problems
- Arthritis and osteoporosis
- Sports injuries
Services and procedures
- Fracture and trauma care
- Joint replacementKnee, hip and shoulder
- Arthritis and osteoporosis care
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Doctors
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an X-ray before the visit?
No — X-ray is available in the building, and the doctor will tell you which views are needed. Bring any films you already have.
Do I need an appointment?
No. You can walk in during OPD hours and register at the front desk. Booking a slot online or by phone means less waiting, and it lets the desk tell you if the doctor's schedule has changed.
What should I bring?
Previous prescriptions and test reports, a list of the medicines you take now, a photo ID, and your insurance or scheme card if you have one.
What will it cost?
Consultation fees and room tariffs are published on the fees page. Tests and medicines are billed at actuals, and you can ask for an estimate before any planned procedure.
Is the OPD open on Sundays?
OPD runs seven days a week. Individual doctors sit on set days, so check the doctor's profile or call the front desk before travelling.
Before your visit
- Previous prescriptions and test reports
- A list of medicines you take now
- Photo ID
- Insurance card or scheme card, if you have one
