Help & FAQs

Our high-risk obstetrics unit is equipped to handle complex pregnancies with specialized monitoring and interventions. We have long been a referral center for high risk cases from all over India and provide comprehensive care to ensure the best possible outcomes for both mother and baby.

We perform a wide range of obstetrics and gynecology surgeries including hysterectomy, myomectomy, ovarian cystectomy, laparoscopic surgeries, and more. Our surgeons are experienced in minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery times.

Our team is trained to handle various complications that may arise during pregnancy and childbirth, including pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and premature labor. Dr. Khushboo Bansal Nagpal is known across the country for her surgical expertise and management of complications. We also have advanced monitoring capabilities and a dedicated in-house ICU for intensive care when needed.

Yes, we provide comprehensive prenatal care including regular check-ups, ultrasound examinations, genetic counseling, and nutritional guidance. Our goal is to support mothers-to-be throughout their pregnancy journey.

Our maternity ward offers private birthing suites designed for comfort and privacy. Each suite is equipped with modern amenities to ensure a soothing environment for labor, delivery, and recovery.

At our hospital, comprehensive antenatal care is a cornerstone of our services. It encompasses regular check-ups, detailed ultrasound examinations, prenatal screenings for genetic disorders, nutritional counseling, and personalized care plans tailored to each expectant mother's needs. Our experienced team of obstetricians, led by Dr. Nagpal, is dedicated to monitoring both maternal and fetal health closely throughout pregnancy. We emphasize education and support, ensuring expectant mothers feel confident and informed every step of the way.

We maintain rigorous protocols for patient safety and infection control throughout our hospital. Our staff adheres to strict guidelines to minimize the risk of infections and provide a clean, sterile environment for our patients.

Yes, we provide lactation consultants who offer guidance and support to mothers who choose to breastfeed. We also offer classes and resources to help new mothers learn breastfeeding techniques and address any concerns.

We accept a wide range of insurance plans. Please contact our billing department or check our website for a list of accepted insurance providers. Our goal is to make quality healthcare accessible to all patients.

It's recommended to schedule your first prenatal appointment as soon as you suspect you're pregnant or around 8 weeks gestation. Early prenatal care allows us to establish a baseline of your health and address any concerns promptly.

During your first prenatal visit, we'll conduct a thorough health assessment, review your medical history, perform necessary screenings and tests, and discuss your pregnancy care plan. This visit is an opportunity to address any questions or concerns you may have.

For patients with high-risk pregnancies, our specialized team provides comprehensive monitoring, personalized management plans, and access to advanced medical interventions. We collaborate closely with maternal-fetal medicine specialists and other experts to optimize outcomes for both mother and baby.

No. Your power will increase just the way nature intends, whether you wear glasses or not. But it is recommended that you wear glasses for better vision & comfort.

Not necessarily. Whether your child’s glasses power increases or not is really not predictable. There is no fixed guideline, it varies from person to person.

A normal, healthy balanced diet is normally sufficient to keep eyes healthy and there is no need for additional supplementary nutrition. Plenty of fruits, green vegetables and liquor tea are known to contain high amount of antioxidants that are beneficial for good eye health.

Not really. However, these activities should be restricted to not more than an hour or two a day, to avoid eye strain.

Not directly, but indirectly. Computer Vision Syndrome is a known ocular complication affecting anyone who uses more than 2 hours of computers a day. Periodic Computer Vision Syndrome check ups are recommended.

Till date, there has not been any medicine for either control or removal of cataract. Surgical removal of cataract with artificial Intra Ocular Lens implantation is the only known solution for treatment of cataracts.

These FAQs aim to address common inquiries and provide prospective patients with essential information about your hospital's antenatal care, support services, and commitment to patient well-being throughout pregnancy and beyond.