Orthopedic

Routine check-ups are an essential part of maintaining good health. Our doctors provide thorough physical examinations, review your medical history, and monitor important health indicators to detect potential issues early. These visits also give you the opportunity to discuss any concerns and receive personalized advice for a healthier lifestyle.

We offer a wide range of vaccinations to protect individuals of all ages against infectious diseases. Our team ensures that each vaccine is administered safely and according to recommended schedules, helping prevent illness and strengthen immunity for long-term health protection.

Regular health screenings are vital for identifying conditions before they become more serious. From blood tests and blood pressure checks to cancer screenings, our services are designed to catch early warning signs and provide timely treatment, giving patients peace of mind and better outcomes.

For patients living with long-term conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease, our department provides structured chronic disease management. This includes regular monitoring, treatment adjustments, and lifestyle guidance to help control symptoms, reduce complications, and improve overall quality of life.

You can easily book online through our appointment form or call our reception desk during working hours.

Yes, our doctors are available for secure video consultations so you can receive medical advice without leaving your home.

Please bring your ID, insurance card, and any medical records or test results you have.

Yes, once your test is completed, you’ll receive results securely through our online portal or by email if preferred.

Simply log in to your patient account or call us at least 24 hours before your appointment to make changes.

Yes, visiting hours are allowed for family members. However, specific hours and the number of visitors may vary depending on the ward or unit to maintain patient rest and safety.

Patients can request their medical records by contacting the hospital’s medical records department. A simple authorization form may be required for release.