In-Patient Admission
Patients are admitted once our consultant recommends it and gives an admission note. If a doctor outside our hospital sends a patient to us, our on-duty consultant will first check the patient. Admission is done after that.
Admission Process?
The consultant gives an admission note when admission is needed. After this, the patient should go to the Admission Desk on the Ground Floor. Our team will help complete the admission steps. The room type chosen decides the estimated cost, and we will tell you the deposit amount based on this.
If you are paying by cash, you will need to pay the deposit. If you have insurance or a corporate cover, we will ask for the required papers or approval. Once admission is done, a Patient Relationship Executive will take you to the room and start the treatment as advised.
In case of a surgery, what next?
If surgery has been advised, some tests are done first. The nurse in charge will manage these tests and give the medicines as prescribed. Our Anesthetist or Doctor In-Charge will check if the patient is fit for surgery. After this, the operation theatre is booked. The estimated surgery cost should be paid in advance at the billing desk before the surgery date.
Documents Required?
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UMC Hospital Registration Number (if you already have one)
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Photo ID
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Admission Note from the Consultant
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Insurance Card (or Approval letter, if received)
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Letter from your Company (if covered under a corporate scheme)
What NOT to carry to the hospital at the time of admission?
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Valuable items
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Large amounts of cash
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Jewellery
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Outside food
What are the provisions for meals for patients & attendants?
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Patients get meals as advised by the doctor or dietician
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Outside food is not allowed
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Attendants and visitors can buy food from the cafeteria on the fourth floor
Do's & Don'ts for Facility Management!
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Do not take photos anywhere in the hospital
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If there is any problem with lights, AC, TV, fridge, or water pipes, tell the nurse on duty
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Do not try to fix or move electrical items yourself
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Use mobile phones as little as possible near patients
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Alcohol, tobacco, and chewing gum are not allowed. Smoking is not allowed anywhere in the hospital
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Keep the hospital clean and use dustbins for waste
Admission Process
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Consultant gives admission note
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Patient/attendant chooses room
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Papers completed, advance paid
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Patient taken to room, helped by a patient coordinator
Highlights
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Modular Operating Theatre Complex
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Cath-Lab
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Intensive Care Unit
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Advanced Dialysis Unit
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Full Radiology and Pathology Department
