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Main Pataudi Road, Sector 37D, near Kadipur Chowk, Gurugram, Haryana.
Gynecology and maternity care, orthopaedics, dermatology, general and laparoscopic surgery, dental and eye care, physiotherapy, general medicine, neurosurgery, pediatrics, a modular operation theatre, NICU, an in house pathology lab, clinical oncology, cardiology and plastic surgery.
Kamla Hospital's OPD runs on all working days with separate morning and evening consultation hours, as is standard for most local hospitals. Call the hospital directly or check the appointment page for the current daily schedule.
Yes, on site parking is available for patients and visitors.
Most Answered Questions.
Ambulance coordination is typically available for patients being admitted or transferred; ask our front desk or call ahead if you need one arranged.
Kamla Hospital works with common health insurance and TPA networks for cashless treatment; bring your policy details to our billing desk to confirm your specific insurer is accepted for your treatment.
A missed or irregular period, unusual pelvic pain, unexpected bleeding, a positive pregnancy test, or simply reaching an age where annual checkups are recommended are all reasonable, common reasons to book a first consultation.
Factors such as maternal age, pre existing conditions like diabetes or hypertension, multiple pregnancies, or complications in a previous pregnancy can classify a pregnancy as high risk. Your gynecologist will assess your specific risk factors during antenatal checkups.
This depends on the mother's and baby's individual condition at the time of delivery factors like the baby's position, labor progress, or maternal health and is decided by the treating doctor during antenatal care, not planned in advance without medical reason.
A typical pregnancy involves regular checkups roughly once a month in early pregnancy, increasing to every two weeks and then weekly as the due date approaches, with the exact schedule adjusted by your doctor based on your pregnancy.
For most knee pain swelling, stiffness, difficulty walking, or pain climbing stairs an orthopedic doctor is the right first consultation.
Not always. Many conditions, including early arthritis and mild sprains, are managed first with medication, guided movement and physiotherapy. Surgery is considered only when non-surgical treatment isn't enough.
Yes physiotherapy is coordinated within the same building as our Orthopaedics department, so recovery continues without a gap in care.
If a rash spreads, doesn't improve within a few days, or comes with other symptoms like fever, it should be evaluated rather than self-treated.
Sudden or patchy hair loss, or hair loss that's noticeably accelerating, is worth a consultation a dermatologist can identify whether it's hormonal, stress related, or something else.
Yes, our Dermatology department evaluates and treats acne and related scarring as part of routine skin consultations.
Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive technique using small incisions and a camera, typically associated with a shorter hospital stay and faster recovery than open surgery.
Yes Kamla Hospital has a modular operation theatre supporting General & Laparoscopic Surgery, Orthopaedics, Gynecology, Neurosurgery and Plastic Surgery.
Hernias, gallbladder stones, appendicitis, and abdominal lumps or swelling are among the most common reasons patients are referred for a general surgery consultation.
A general guideline is once every six months to a year, or sooner if you notice pain, sensitivity, or bleeding gums.
Yes, our Dental Care department sees patients of every age, including children, for routine checkups and treatment.
Adults are generally advised to get an eye checkup every one to two years, or sooner if you notice blurred vision, eye strain, or discomfort.
If a child struggles to see the board at school, sits too close to screens, or complains of headaches, it's worth a vision test rather than assuming it will resolve on its own.
Cloudy or blurred vision, increased sensitivity to glare, and difficulty seeing clearly at night are common early signs worth having evaluated.
This depends on the type of surgery and your surgeon's recommendation physiotherapy often begins within days to weeks after the procedure, guided by your treating doctor.
Yes, physiotherapy is often a first line treatment for chronic back pain, focusing on strengthening, posture correction, and guided movement before surgery is considered.
A fever lasting more than two to three days, or one accompanied by other symptoms like rash, breathing difficulty, or severe pain, warrants a consultation rather than waiting it out.
Our Pediatrics department follows standard immunization schedules for infants and children; ask at your consultation for the specific schedule and which vaccines are due.