Services

Outpatient Services

  • These are medical services provided to patients who do not require admission to the hospital.
  • Patients visit for consultations, minor treatments, follow-ups, or routine check-ups.
  • Common outpatient services include general medicine, specialized clinics, and diagnostic tests.

Emergency Services

  • This department handles urgent and life-threatening conditions such as accidents, heart attacks, and trauma.
  • Patients receive immediate medical care, and some may be admitted for further treatment.
  • Equipped with ambulances, resuscitation units, and emergency medications.

Inpatient Services

  • These are services for patients who need to stay in the hospital for treatment.
  • Includes general wards, private rooms, and intensive care units (ICU).
  • Patients receive continuous monitoring, medication, and specialized care.

Laboratory Services

  • This department conducts medical tests to diagnose diseases and monitor health conditions.
  • Includes blood tests, urine analysis, microbiology, and pathology.
  • Vital for detecting infections, organ function issues, and chronic diseases.

Antenatal Services

  • Focuses on the care of pregnant women before childbirth.
  • Includes regular check-ups, ultrasounds, nutritional advice, and screening for pregnancy complications.
  • Aims to ensure a healthy pregnancy and safe delivery.

Postnatal Services

  • Care provided to mothers and newborns after childbirth.
  • Includes monitoring for complications, breastfeeding support, and guidance on newborn care.
  • Helps ensure the well-being of both mother and baby in the first few weeks after birth.

Physiotherapy Services

  • Helps patients recover from injuries, surgeries, or disabilities through physical exercises and treatments.
  • Commonly used for stroke recovery, joint pain, back pain, and sports injuries.
  • Physiotherapists use techniques like massage, stretching, and strength training.

Dental Services

  • Focuses on oral health, including check-ups, extractions, fillings, and treatment of gum diseases.
  • Includes preventive care like fluoride treatments and education on oral hygiene.
  • Some hospitals also offer orthodontic (braces) and prosthetic (dentures) services.

Public Health Services

  • Works on disease prevention and health promotion at the community level.
  • Includes vaccination programs, health education, sanitation improvement, and epidemic control.
  • Aims to reduce the spread of diseases and improve overall health standards.

Administration Services

  • Manages the hospital’s operations, including patient records, billing, and staff coordination.
  • Ensures the smooth running of medical and support services.
  • Oversees hospital policies, finances, and human resources.

Radiology Services

  • Uses imaging techniques like X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasounds to diagnose diseases.
  • Helps detect fractures, tumors, infections, and internal injuries.
  • Radiologists interpret the images to assist doctors in treatment planning.