FAQs About Jeena Sikho HiiMS Hospital Greater Noida
It gives you Ayurvedic doctors, trained Panchakarma therapists, diet planning and admission facility under one roof, with care focused on the root cause of the problem.
Diabetes, blood pressure, Infertility, Heart disorders, Cancer, Liver issues, Kidney diseases and other lifestyle related diseases such as thyroid and migraine are treated here.
Yes. Panchkarma therapies are available and are recommended according to patients health condition.
Yes. Patient are provided with personalised treatment plans according patient’s body type, health condition and treatment goals.
Call +91-82704-82704 or +91-81920-89920, or visit official webiste to book a consultation.
Yes, IPD facilities are available for those who need them. You can get admitted for a full therapy course.
Yes, you can book a VOPD from official website to book an online follow-up consultations.
Carry your ID card, current medical reports (if any) and medical history report.
Yes. Jeena Sikho HiiMS Greater Noida has its own pharmacy for ayurvedic medicines.
The treatment duration differs from person to person depending on their health condition and treatment plan.
It is a 25 bed centre with Panchakarma therapy rooms, doctor visits, therapist-led sessions and diet meals during the stay. Arrangements for attendants are also available to help them stay with and support the patient during treatment.
Contact hospital to book an appointment or use the Book Appointment form in official hospital website.
Yes, depending on your health condition, and availability of appointments you may visit more than one specialist in one visit. The hospital team can help to coordinate the consultations so that you receive comprehensive guidance in single visit.
Yes, follow up consultations are necessary after starting treatment. These consultations help doctor monitor your progress, make changes in treatment plan if needed and guide you on diet and lifestyle for better healing.
Yes, the hospital offers stay arrangements for family members to assist them in supporting the patient during the treatment.