Two consultants are published here — the two profiles the hospital has confirmed and cleared for publication. Every one of them gives the department, the qualification, the OPD days and — where the hospital has given a number — the consultation fee. Nothing on this page is a stock photograph or an invented credential.
Dr. Naseeb Sharma
Consultant Physiotherapist · B.P.T., CMT, CSMT, CKT, CDNT
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Hindi, English
Book an appointmentDr. Rohit
Director & Consultant, Radiodiagnosis · MBBS, MD (Radiodiagnosis)
Radiodiagnosis & Imaging
OPD Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat · 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Hindi, English
Book an appointmentConsultants by department
The same people, arranged by the door you would walk through. A department showing no name here is a department whose consultant profile the hospital has not confirmed for publication yet — not a department that does not sit on this campus. The department pages say what each one runs.
Fever, sugar and blood pressure
The daily OPD — diabetes, thyroid, hypertension, and the yearly review of the tablets a family stays on.
No confirmed profile yet
Women, pregnancy and children
Antenatal care, delivery and the scans that go with them, and child care backed by a NICU and a PICU on the same campus.
No confirmed profile yet
No confirmed profile yet
Bones, joints and rehabilitation
Fracture and joint surgery, then the physiotherapy that decides how much movement comes back.
Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement
No confirmed profile yet
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Dr. Naseeb SharmaConsultant Physiotherapist · B.P.T., CMT, CSMT, CKT, CDNT
Surgery and eye care
Surgery in the hospital’s modular operation theatres, and eye examinations and vision care.
No confirmed profile yet
No confirmed profile yet
Tests and imaging, on this campus
Digital X-ray, ultrasound and colour Doppler, with the report read in the same visit it was taken in.
Dr. RohitDirector & Consultant, Radiodiagnosis · MBBS, MD (Radiodiagnosis)
When it cannot wait
Around the clock, every day. Nothing in this group is an appointment — it is the reason the other five can be scheduled.
No confirmed profile yet
No confirmed profile yet
How a name gets on this page
- The hospital confirms the department the consultant sits in and the qualification they hold.
- The OPD days are the ones actually on the board, not a general window for the building.
- The consultant has cleared the profile to appear on this website. The card is text — no consultant photograph is published here.
- The registration number and the council that issued it are held on file. The desk will give them to you before you book — they are not printed here until the hospital agrees to publish them.
A profile that fails any one of those four stays off the public site. That is why this page is short and why it will stay short until the hospital fills it out; a directory padded with placeholders is worse than an honest list of two.
Booking against a named consultant
- Say the name and the department when you call, and ask which session that consultant actually sits in.
- Ask whether the appointment is new-patient or follow-up. Turning up to the wrong list costs the visit.
- Carry the previous prescription and reports — a named consultant with your last report in hand is the reason the second visit is quicker than the first.
- If the consultant is not in that week, take the department’s OPD. A colleague covering the same department is the normal answer, not a downgrade.