Fasting tests need an early slot
If a fasting blood sugar or lipid profile is likely — for a health check, or a first diabetes review — come in the morning without breakfast. Water is fine. Call the day before and we will hold a time.
How it works
What actually happens when you come in.
No apps, no portals, no queue numbers. Five steps, usually inside a single afternoon.
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Arrive
Walk in, or call ahead
Come to the clinic on Sturrock Road any day except Sunday, between 9 am and 7:30 pm, and give your name at the desk.
If you would rather have a fixed time — and for the women’s health clinic or a fasting health check, you should — call +91 81478 27575 and we will book you in.
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Consult
Meet your doctor
A consultant takes your history properly, examines you, and tells you what they think is going on in language you can repeat to your family. If they are not sure yet, they will say that too.
Bring with you: any previous prescriptions, discharge summaries or reports, and the actual strips or boxes of medicines you are currently taking. They save more time than any description.
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Investigate
Tests, only if you need them
Where blood work, urine testing or an ECG will change the decision, it is done here. Where it will not, we will tell you it is not needed rather than order it anyway.
You will be told what each test is for and what it costs before any sample is taken.
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Treat
Collect your medicines
Your prescription is filled at Arimala Pharma in the same building, so in most cases you can collect your medicines before you leave.
The pharmacist will go through the dose, the timing, what to take it with, and what to do if you miss one.
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Follow up
Come back to the same doctor
Your records stay at the clinic. At review, the consultant who started your treatment is the one who reads the results and adjusts it — no repeating your history to somebody new.
For diabetes, blood pressure and thyroid conditions this is the whole point: small, informed adjustments over time are what actually move the numbers.
Before you come
Two things worth knowing
Emergencies belong at a hospital
Chest pain, severe breathlessness, stroke symptoms, heavy bleeding or a serious injury need an emergency department, not a clinic. Go straight to a hospital or call 108. We will pick up the follow-up care afterwards.
That’s the whole process.
Open Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 7:30 pm. Walk in, or call ahead if you prefer a fixed time.