₹500 for a year. The card cuts the two things a family pays for repeatedly at a multispecialty hospital — the consultation and the ultrasound — and discounts the laboratory and the pharmacy on top. Everything in the table below is printed on the hospital’s own card flyer, including the conditions attached to it.
What the card gives you
- OPD consultation₹200₹100
- Ultrasound — whole abdomen and routine obstetric₹1,000₹750
- Laboratory investigationsup to 25% off
- Medicines at the hospital pharmacyup to 15% off
- Other ultrasound studies20% off
Card price ₹500 · 1 year from the date of issuing
Also discounted, at the desk
The card names these and puts no percentage on them, so the desk quotes them. Ask before the procedure is booked, not at the billing window.
- Normal vaginal delivery
- X-ray
- ECG
- In-patient admission
- Operations
The conditions, as printed on the back of the card
- This card is non-transferable.
- The cardholder is entitled to avail the discounts mentioned on this card.
- This card cannot be clubbed with any other offer or scheme.
- The management reserves the right to modify or withdraw this card at any time without prior notice.
When it pays for itself
The arithmetic is on the published prices, so a patient can do it before buying: one consultation saves ₹100 and one whole-abdomen or obstetric scan saves ₹250. Two consultations and one scan return ₹450 of the ₹500. A pregnancy followed through nine months — the booking visit, the anomaly scan, the growth scans, the deliveries and the paediatric reviews afterwards — clears it several times over, which is why the card is worth asking about at the first obstetric visit rather than at the last.
It is not worth buying for a single blood test and a single film. If the only thing you need this year is one visit to one department, pay the ₹200.
Questions about the card
They settle differently. A cashless claim is paid by the insurer at the package rates it has agreed with the hospital; the card discounts what you pay yourself. If a line is being claimed, ask the desk which of the two applies to it before you agree to the bill.
At the registration desk, with the ₹500 and the patient file number — the card is tied to a named patient, so it is issued against a file rather than sold on its own. If you have been seen here before, the same file carries it.
No. The card is non-transferable, and the pharmacy discount is given against the prescription written for the cardholder. A family that wants the same benefit for every member asks for a card each — which is where the consultation saving starts to matter, because a grandparent and a child on the same file are two patients.
The flyer prints no renewal price and no renewal window, so this site prints none. Ask at the registration desk before the year ends rather than after it.
Related
The card discounts the ultrasound and X-ray studies, applies at the obstetric and medicine consultations, and is separate from the priced check-up packages and from insurance and cashless settlement.