Patient guide
Before you come
Simple things that make your visit smoother.
What to bring
- Your CNIC, or the child's B-Form
- Earlier reports, X-rays and prescriptions
- The medicines you take now, or a photo of the packets
- The doctor's name, if you are coming for a follow up
Tests that need fasting
Some blood tests, such as fasting blood sugar, need you to have no food for some hours first. Tell us which test you are coming for and our team will say what to do.
Emergency?
Do not wait to book. Call us or come straight to the emergency entrance. We are open 24 hours.
Common questions
Is the emergency department open at night?
Yes. Accident and Emergency is open 24 hours, every day, and a medical officer is on duty through the night.
How do I get an appointment?
Send us a message on WhatsApp from the Book page, or call any of our three phone lines. Our team confirms the doctor and the time with you.
Do I have to book before I come?
A short message first helps us tell you whether your doctor is in and how long the wait is. For an emergency, come straight to the hospital.
Are the OPD timings the same every day?
Not for every doctor. Each doctor has their own days and hours, shown on the OPD timetable. Some doctors are in on Sundays.
Can I get my blood tests done here?
Yes. Our laboratory runs blood, urine and hormone tests, and offers health profiles at a lower combined rate. See the Laboratory page.
Do you have X-ray and ultrasound?
Yes. Digital X-ray, ultrasound and ECG are available at the hospital.
Is there a lady doctor?
Yes. Dr Hafsa Iftikhar, Dr Momna Iqbal Tarar and Dr Kinza are our gynaecologists, and lady doctors with MBBS qualifications are part of the hospital team.
Where exactly are you?
Chak Kamal Road, near Union Council Bega Mehrojpur, in Tehsil Kharian, District Gujrat. The Contact page has a map and a one tap Directions button.
Still have a question?
Ask us on WhatsApp or call, and our team will help.