DELHI NCR · SPECIALIST CARE, CONNECTED.Patient & visitor information
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A clear next step

Your visit.
Thoughtfully planned.

Choose a department and a preferred date. Then make a little space for the questions and practical details that matter to you.

Appointment enquiry

Start a conversation.

Tell us where you would like to begin.

Choose a future date.

Preview this enquiry with example details. This frontend does not send information or create an appointment.

From arrival to consultation

Know the rhythm
of your visit.

A little orientation makes room for a better conversation.

Explore the arrival space in 3D
01 / Arrival

Find your starting point.

Confirm your appointment details and department with the reception team. Mention any assistance you need.

02 / Consultation

Share your story.

Your specialist reviews your concern and relevant records, discusses findings and explains possible next steps.

03 / Before you leave

Check what comes next.

Make sure you understand your plan, any recommended investigations and the arrangements for follow-up.

Arrival planning / Delhi NCR

A clearer arrival.

Confirm your entrance, reception point and appointment time with the care team before you travel.

Your drop-off and route

Ask for the entrance that serves your department, the closest drop-off point and parking information. Keep your appointment details easy to find when you arrive.

Explore the arrival space

Support on arrival

Mention any mobility, communication or companion needs when arranging the visit. Ask where to meet the team if you need help reaching your department.

Allow a little breathing space

Confirm when you should arrive for registration. Bring the records requested by your care team and a short list of questions for the consultation.

See the visit checklist
Explore before you arrive

A familiar place
before your first visit.

Get to know Aurelis.

Explore our approach, spaces and the way specialist care comes together.

Inside the hospital

Meet your specialist.

Find a doctor by department and understand their consultation approach.

Explore the care team

Find quick answers.

Use the AI Care Guide for department information and practical visit steps.

Practical answers

Before you set off.

For clinical questions, speak with your care team. The information here helps you organise the visit itself.

Is my preferred date a confirmed appointment?

A preferred date is a request. In a connected booking service, the care team would confirm availability and appointment details before your visit. This presentation provides a local enquiry preview only.

What should I bring?

Bring relevant existing medical records, reports or scans, a list of medicines and any information requested by the care team. For eye care, bring your usual glasses and previous prescriptions if available.

Can I bring someone with me?

A companion can help you remember the discussion and manage practical details. Confirm any visitor arrangements with the care team before the appointment.

Can I ask about payment or insurance?

Ask for the expected consultation charges and check your insurer's requirements before arranging a visit. Any estimates, coverage and authorisations need individual confirmation.

What if I need accessibility support?

Tell the care team about mobility, communication or other access needs when arranging your visit so appropriate assistance can be discussed.

Can the AI Care Guide answer medical questions?

The guide helps you explore departments, visitor information and appointment steps. It does not diagnose, interpret reports or recommend treatment; those questions belong with a qualified clinician.

LET'S PLAN YOUR VISIT

Start a conversation.

Choose the care and day that work for you.

01 / 02 — YOUR VISIT

Preferred time

Aurelis AI Care Guide

Hospital information & care navigation

Interactive preview · Example responses, without a live AI connection.

Hello. I can help you find a speciality, meet a clinician or prepare for your first visit. What would you like to explore?

For navigation only. A clinician must assess symptoms and treatment options.

Your specialist