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Helpful Information for Patients & Attendants

At Vijayakrishna Multi Speciality Hospital, we aim to make your hospital visit as clear and convenient as possible. This page provides general information to help patients and attendants prepare for consultations, hospital visits, investigations, treatment and follow-up care.

For speciality consultations, appointments, insurance, cashless treatment, Aarogyasri, EHS and emergencies, please refer to the relevant patient service pages.

Before Visiting the Hospital

Plan Your Hospital Visit

Before visiting Vijayakrishna Multi Speciality Hospital, patients can keep the following information ready:

  • Patient's name and contact details
  • Previous medical records, if available
  • Current prescriptions
  • Recent blood or other investigation reports
  • Previous scan or imaging reports
  • Details of current medicines
  • Insurance or healthcare scheme documents, where applicable
  • Valid identification documents

Bringing relevant medical records can help the doctor understand the patient's medical history and current health concerns.

Hospital Registration & Consultation

Start Your Visit with the Right Information

For an OPD consultation, patients may need to provide basic personal and medical information during registration.

Patients can then proceed for consultation with the appropriate doctor or speciality.

If you are unsure which speciality you need, you can contact the hospital team for guidance.

Book an Appointment

Request Your Doctor Consultation in Advance

Patients can submit an appointment request online by providing basic patient information, selecting the required speciality and choosing a preferred doctor and date.

Appointment requests are subject to doctor availability. The hospital team can contact the patient to confirm the appointment details.

What to Bring for Your Consultation

Keep Your Medical Records Ready

Depending on your health concern, it can be useful to bring:

  • Previous prescriptions
  • Laboratory reports
  • Scan and imaging reports
  • Previous hospital records
  • Current medication details
  • Relevant medical history
  • Insurance or scheme documents, where applicable

You do not need to bring unrelated medical documents. Carry records that are relevant to your current treatment or consultation whenever possible.

Information for Patients Under Treatment

Follow Your Doctor's Advice

Patients receiving treatment should follow the instructions provided by their treating doctor and healthcare team.

This may include:

  • Taking prescribed medicines as advised
  • Following dietary or activity-related instructions where applicable
  • Completing recommended investigations
  • Attending follow-up consultations
  • Informing the doctor about changes in symptoms
  • Keeping relevant medical reports for future consultations

Do not change or stop prescribed medicines without discussing it with your doctor.

Follow-Up Visits

Continuing Your Medical Care

Some medical conditions require regular follow-up after the initial consultation or treatment.

During a follow-up visit, your doctor may review:

  • Changes in symptoms
  • Treatment response
  • Investigation reports
  • Current medicines
  • Recovery progress
  • Further treatment requirements

Patients should bring relevant reports and prescriptions from previous visits when returning for follow-up care.

For Patients Requiring Hospitalisation

Preparing for an Inpatient Stay

If hospital admission is recommended, patients and attendants should follow the instructions provided by the hospital team.

Depending on the circumstances, patients may need to provide:

  • Patient identification
  • Attendant details
  • Previous medical records
  • Prescriptions
  • Investigation reports
  • Insurance or scheme documents, where applicable
  • Other documents requested by the hospital

The hospital team will provide information regarding the applicable admission and treatment process.

For Attendants & Family Members

Supporting the Patient During Hospital Care

Attendants play an important role in supporting patients during their hospital stay.

Attendants should:

  • Provide accurate patient information
  • Share relevant medical history with the healthcare team
  • Keep important documents available
  • Follow hospital instructions
  • Communicate with the treating team when required
  • Help the patient follow medical instructions
  • Respect hospital procedures and other patients

For specific visiting or attendant requirements, please follow the instructions provided by the hospital.

Medicines & Medical Information

Keep Your Medication Details Updated

Patients should inform the doctor about medicines they are currently taking, including medicines prescribed by other doctors.

Where possible, carry your current prescriptions or medicine details during consultations.

Do not start, stop or change medicines without appropriate medical advice.

Medical Reports & Investigations

Keep Your Reports Organised

Medical reports can help doctors understand previous investigations and treatment.

Patients are encouraged to keep relevant:

  • Blood test reports
  • Urine test reports
  • Imaging reports
  • Scan reports
  • Previous prescriptions
  • Discharge documents
  • Other relevant medical records

Bring these documents during follow-up consultations when they relate to your current condition.

Insurance & Healthcare Schemes

Information for Eligible Patients

Vijayakrishna Multi Speciality Hospital provides insurance facilities and support for Aarogyasri and EHS.

Patients using insurance or healthcare schemes should carry the relevant identification, policy or beneficiary documents and inform the hospital team about their coverage.

For detailed information, please visit:

Insurance & TPA

Cashless Insurance

Aarogyasri & EHS

Emergency Information

For Serious Illness or Injury

For serious accidents, major injuries, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, severe bleeding or other potentially life-threatening conditions, seek immediate medical attention.

Do not use the routine online appointment form for an emergency.

Emergency / Hospital Contact: 08684-222288

Patient Responsibilities

Helping Us Provide Safe & Effective Care

Patients and attendants are requested to:

  • Provide accurate personal and medical information.
  • Inform doctors about existing medical conditions and medicines.
  • Follow medical advice and treatment instructions.
  • Keep appointments and follow-up visits as advised.
  • Provide required documents when requested.
  • Inform the hospital about relevant insurance or healthcare scheme coverage.
  • Follow hospital safety and operational guidelines.
  • Treat hospital staff, doctors, patients and attendants respectfully.

Communication with Your Healthcare Team

Ask Questions About Your Care

Patients and attendants are encouraged to discuss their health concerns with the treating doctor and healthcare team.

You can ask about:

  • Your health condition
  • Recommended investigations
  • Treatment options
  • Medicines
  • Follow-up requirements
  • Recovery and further care

Clear communication can help patients and families understand the treatment plan and participate appropriately in their healthcare.

Hospital Contact Information

Vijayakrishna Multi Speciality Hospital

Address:
1-2-270/43/A/1, M.G. Road,
Suryapet - 508213, Telangana

Telephone: 08684-222288

WhatsApp: +91 86887 49461

Patients can contact the hospital for information about consultations, appointments and available patient services.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can submit an appointment request through the hospital's online Book an Appointment page or contact the hospital directly.

Bring relevant previous medical reports, prescriptions, investigation results, current medicine details and identification documents where applicable.

Yes. Previous reports and prescriptions relevant to your current treatment can help the doctor review your medical history and progress.

For a serious or potentially life-threatening condition, seek immediate medical attention and contact the hospital directly. Do not wait for an online appointment confirmation.

Visit the Cashless Insurance page for information about the general cashless process, pre-authorisation, documents and patient responsibilities.

Visit the Aarogyasri & EHS page for information about the applicable healthcare scheme process and documentation.

Yes. Patients can contact Vijayakrishna Multi Speciality Hospital on 08684-222288 for relevant information regarding consultations and patient services.

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Whether you are planning a consultation, preparing for hospital treatment or looking for information about insurance and healthcare schemes, the relevant patient service pages can help you understand the general process.