FAQs About Jeena Sikho HiiMS Gurugram Hospital
Jeena Sikho HiiMS Gurugram is located at H 63, H Block, South City 2, Sector 50 Mandir Road Square, behind Baani, Gurugram, Haryana 122018.
The OPD is open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, including weekends.
The hospital offers Ayurvedic care for kidney, liver, heart, diabetes, blood pressure, cancer support, infertility, and several other chronic health conditions.
Booking an appointment is recommended so you can avoid waiting and consult the doctor at your preferred time.
Yes, walk in consultations are available at HiiMS Gurugram. However, booking an appointment in advance is recommended to minimise waiting time and ensure doctor availability.
The Gurugram hospital has experienced Ayurvedic doctors including Dr. Chetna Singh Kohal and Dr. Ashwani Kumar.
Bring your previous medical reports, prescriptions, and any recent test results to help the doctor understand your health condition better.
Yes, HiiMS Gurugram offers VOPD services, allowing you to consult doctors from home through video consultation.
Yes, Panchakarma is one of the key Ayurvedic therapies offered as part of personalised treatment plans.
Along with Panchakarma, HiiMS Gurugram offers Naturopathy, GRAD Therapy, Homeopathy, Zero Volt Therapy, and other supportive therapies that are recommended based on your health condition and the doctor’s assessment.
The pH-balanced Diet is a natural food based plan designed to support the body’s healing process and improve overall health when combined with personalised care.
Yes, Yoga and Naturopathy are included as part of the HiiMS holistic treatment approach, along with personalised dietary and lifestyle guidance to support overall health and well-being.
Yes. Ayurvedic treatment here is planned alongside your current medication, not as a sudden replacement. Please don’t stop or reduce any prescribed medicine on your own; always discuss it with your treating doctor first.
Yes, IPD services are available for patients who require continuous care, supervised therapies, or longer stays.
The duration varies from person to person and depends on the health condition, its severity, and how the body responds to the treatment plan