Your Well Being

We try and maintain an atmosphere of absolute cleanliness and tranquillity for your speedy recovery. A clean and hygienic environment is essential for the well being of our patients, and our team of trained personnel strives to maintain this. Our efforts need to be supplemented by you and by your visitors.

It is important, therefore, that you and your visitors strictly observe the following rules in the interest of your well being.

Visitors

Your patient requires rest. Please restrict your visitors to the absolute minimum. Visitors and visiting hours are restricted. Only one visitor's pass is issued per patient at the time of admission. Children under ten years of age should not be brought into patient's room or wards in the interest of their own health and as they tend to disturb the patients. Visitors are strictly restricted in the Critical Care Units.

Time to go Home

The consultant in charge will decide when it is advisable for you to leave the hospital. In most cases, he will be able to discuss your discharge with you a day in advance. Make sure you have a discharge card with you, along with a summary of your case, before you leave.

This will enable you and your doctor to follow-up your treatment after your discharge. Investigations Reports will be given to you at the time of discharge. If some investigations have not been reported, these reports may kindly be collected between 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on all working days including Saturdays from concerned Departments.

It is important that you arrange to leave by the discharge time, so that we can prepare the bed and the room for new arrivals. If you are unable to leave by the morning discharge time, bed charges for the day will be added to your bill. We request you to follow a few procedures when you check out of the hospital.